Theoretically, the bag hits with enough punch to knock down an assailant, but expands to a size that will generally not penetrate the skin.
Within an aggregate, however, each individual ionomer chain expands to a size larger than that for the equivalent polystyrene in p-xylene (a good solvent for the 'parent' polymer).
For example, if a midmarket company expands to a size that necessitates new locations, the expense of managing the added personnel and multiple offices can undo the financial (and logistical) efficiencies of having one, nimbler outfit under a single roof.
"Within a year, it moved to 36 Forrest Street," the start of what would eventually expand to a site the size of seven football fields.
Subsequently, this resource has been optimized and completed: the size of the genomic clones has been expanded to a target size of 100 200 kb, which is optimal for use in genome-scanning methodologies, and additional probes for the remaining seven telomeres have been identified.
In March of this year, that program was expanded to a purchase size of €80 billion per month and to include investment-grade corporate bonds.
By lowering the critical receptor density our new model could be driven into another regime, wherein the contact expanded to a finite size that was nonetheless insignificant, being less than 30° arc, or 1/12 of the cell circumference (light-blue in Fig. 2a).
Briefly, selected cell populations were cloned by serial dilution, and individual clones were expanded to a population size of ~2−3 × 10 cells.
Given the Quaternary history of Europe and the phylogeographic structure of many species [ 54], we estimate the mid-Pleistocene Ne of P. rapae to be 10,000 which expanded to a modern size of 100,000.
Each simulated population was initialized with 10 hermaphrodite and 12 male worms of each founder genetic background (N2, CB4856, AB1, MY2, and JU258), and subsequently expanded to a population size of 1000, with nonoverlapping generations.
