The eventual properties of the product depend upon the materials used, the design, and the production technology.
We show that an eventual "linearization" property often holds.
These measurements were especially intended to investigate the effects of prolonged ex vivo exposure to protease activities on the eventual discriminatory properties of the different peptides in breast cancer.
The house came to market in March for $1.888 million, $92,000 less than the eventual sale price, property records show.
While still to be considered an emerging market, there are a number of different types of buyers to which the renting and eventual sale of property in Argentina will be interesting.
Correction: December 5, 2000, Tuesday The Residential Real Estate column on Friday about a type of mortgage that offers a lower rate in return for a share of profits in the eventual sale of the property misstated the name of a lender that will soon be offering such loans in New York.
This week Jackson held a press conference to announce a "$3 billion" real estate project in Prince George's County, Maryland, although very few details about the development have been disclosed, and the $3 billion valuation is an estimation of the eventual value of the property and project.
These interactions can affect the production of extracellular matrix and eventual regeneration of tissue properties.
The eventual degradation of the properties was largest during giga-cycle fatigue, in which the moduli decreased by ∼9%.
This results in cracking and disintegration of the electrode, leading to active material loss, a decrease in electrical contact, and eventual degradation of electrical properties.
