JOY CHEN, a 33-year-old software developer in Alameda, Calif., considers herself lucky that herniated disks, a rotator cuff tear and ankle sprains have been the extent of her Ultimate injuries.
The initiative was to identify the behaviour, extent of restored ultimate strength and deflection of epoxy-retrofitted frames in comparison to the braced RC frames.
The initiative was to identify the behavior, extent of restored ultimate strength, and deflection of epoxy-retrofitted frames in comparison with the braced RC frames.
If this volume of the water condensate is subtracted from the total injected steam, it results in obtaining the volume of steam, in terms of CWE, required to facilitate the gravity-dominated process to the extent of achieving ultimate recovery factor values reported at the end of each particular SAGD trial.
The MGI said government policy and labour market practices helped determine the ultimate extent of flat or falling incomes.
In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, fiction seemed to have reached the ultimate extent of such exploration in the novels of Henry James and Marcel Proust, writers for whom actual events became totally subordinate to psychological exactitude.
The philosophy of religion is an integral part of philosophy as such and embraces central issues regarding the nature and extent of human knowledge, the ultimate character of reality, and the foundations of morality.
The extent of the bankruptcy's ultimate damage on the markets and fellow financial institutions won't be known for weeks or months.
This can lessen the impact of later disasters, as the ultimate extent of a disaster is crucially determined by the reaction of the affected population.
The paper then describes the development and validation of the Carbon Burnout Kinetic Model (CBK), a coal-general kinetics package that is specifically designed to predict the total extent of carbon burnout and ultimate fly ash carbon content for prescribed temperature/oxygen histories typical of pulverized coal combustion systems.
