A wide range of industrial applications is expected for both projects.
Kinder Morgan, the pipeline operator that controls Kinder Morgan Energy Partners L.P., said yesterday that profit rose more than expected for both companies during the third quarter.
"When the DOJ reviews any transaction, it is common and expected for both sides to prepare for all possible scenarios," AT&T said in a statement Thursday.
Opposite effects were expected for both emotion regulation strategies assuming that cognitive reappraisal has an adaptive buffering effect, while suppression intensifies the association of fatigue and depersonalization/derealization experiences.
On the basis of numerical computations, it was inferred that: (1) the annual yield significantly depends on water depth, inclination of condensing cover and collector as expected for both passive and active solar stills; and (2) the annual yield for a given water depth increases linearly with the collector area for an active solar still.
Furthermore, 2D soil water coupled dynamic analyses, in the finite deformation schemes of both soils and structures, were conducted on a soil-group pile foundation superstructure system to investigate the seismic behavior of an elevated bridge during a major earthquake, in which strong nonlinear behavior of geometry and material are expected for both the soils and the structures.
If the relation found were due to common method bias, similar relational patterns would have been expected for both categories.
As expected, for both cases, a thick residual layer of nearly approximately 20% of the original film thickness was left behind even at very high exposure doses.
In this way, potentially fewer ABSs can be used, and better performance can be expected for both the outdoor UEs and the VUEs.
As it was logically expected, for both courses all students that completed the assignment had at least one access in the pre-assignment period.
As expected, for both K i and M R gluc max, the required sample size is an increasing function of the CV value.
