For UCG-CCS utilizing conventional sequestration options, there could exist common interests in site characterization and monitoring between UCG and CCS projects, where work performed during the design and implementation of one project could be used within the other.
The microscopic and macroscopic data both confirm that significant error exists in common methods and assumptions regarding the drift-flux model, namely in the common assumption that the drift-flux parameters C0 and C1 are invariant with respect to changes of flow.
The answer is Yes if and only if there exists a common basis in these two matroids.
While the role of human resources varies as much within these different organizational structures as do their individual missions, there exists a common element in the relentless pursuit of results that lead to greater profit, more members and increased awareness.
"It had never occurred to me that such giant doors could exist, could be so common in one part of the world and totally absent in another…" The doors looked a lot like a symbolic way out.
"But the bottom line is, what we are asking an awful lot of people to do is to give up a right in tort that has existed in common law for hundreds and hundreds of years...
Decisions to include/exclude syllabus elements are not made in an ethical vacuum, and there exist, in common with many components of contemporary medical education, ethical concerns surrounding the question of CAM inclusion/exclusion from syllabi.
With increasing plant operation and improved laboratory capability, it has been concluded that true immunity to SCC growth apparently does not exist in common engineering materials although different conditions can produce large changes in SCC susceptibility.
Most respectable hagiologies are not at all sure that St. Foy actually existed (in common with many another sanctified legend), but no such doubts are entertained in Conques, which has lived by, with and for Foy since her bones were interred there 500 years after her death.
