The areas of high temperature zones would be evidently expanded and the spontaneous ignition time would be significantly accelerated if the thermal exchange between the coal and its surroundings decreased.
The Emirate evidently expanded too fast and ran up heavy debts by embarking on vanity projects of doubtful financial viability, such as the 810 meter-high Burj Dubai skyscraper — the highest in the world — and the artificial islands built in the shallow waters along its coast, to provide room for miles of luxury villas.
Cruise gets one fairly cheeky shirtless scene – which McQuarrie ironises with a throwaway gag – and his chest dimensions have evidently expanded mightily, while his tummy is sort of contracted into a muscular scrunch, as if you'd removed the plastic holding together a six-pack of beer and tied it in a knot.
The leaves also evidently expanded.
The leaf of the remarkable genus Cymophyllus from the eastern United States appears to be a broad, flat blade without a sheath, midrib, or ligule; however, the apparent blade is evidently an expanded and opened bladeless sheath.
Evidently, the expanded database provides improved modeling of the thermodynamics of GU pairs.
At the very time when any sane economist, financial adviser or management expert would urge bolstering and expanding our evidently successful TV industry, the government seeks to belittle and cheapen it.
The future for OpenSignal is evidently going to be about expanding the type of crowdsourced data it captures — fueled by the increasing numbers of sensors being embedded into mobile devices (or linked to mobile devices via Bluetooth connectivity).
Its focus this year is evidently on bulking out and expanding the competitiveness of its mid-range offerings — in both Windows Phone and Series 40 products — to firefight the spread of affordable Androids, and presumably also to try to head off the threat from other low-cost newcomers, such as the nascent Firefox OS.
What he calls the medical-industrial complex has evidently decided there is a big payoff in expanding the definition of "overweight".
