"He has been a major factor not only in business journalism but in the entire magazine industry," said Stephen B. Shepard, editor in chief of Business Week.
It is found that bending stiffness and loss factor not only depend on material parameters and plate geometries but also on frequency.
Mr. O'Reilly has long reigned as the king of cable news, with his show, "The O'Reilly Factor," not only pulling in top ratings but also anchoring the prime-time lineup at Fox News.
Moreover, GEFM can give the enhancement factor not only of multiphase system relative to the pure liquid phase (even at quite high φ), but also in the same system under different conditions (e.g. stirrer speed, viscosity).
The promises and challenges facing further development of this compound are discussed under the light of increasing evidence implicating transthyretin stability as a key factor not only in transthyretin amyloidoses and several associated co-morbidities, but also in Alzheimer's disease.
There is no option for fuel re-insertion in an OTTO cycle PBR, hence nuclear fuel utilization is an important factor not only in the equilibrium condition but also in the start-up condition.
It is shown that the value of beam factor not only relates to the reflectivity of mirrors and the ratio of beam widths to mirror spot sizes, but also closely depends on the truncated parameter.
Frequency and quality of constructive learning experiences are, significantly, the positive predictive factor not only for academic achievements, but also for socio-emotional equilibrium of adolescents, experiences that bring them satisfaction, success in relationships with others.
Farnesoid X receptor (FXR), a nuclear receptor (NR) and originally considered as a bile acid-activated transcriptional factor, not only regulates metabolism homeostasis, but also influences cholesterol transport, vascular tension, and inflammation.
Our culture's continuing fascination with the Nazis is a factor not only of their absolute evil but also of their status as pioneers of spectacular politics -- ecstatic mass rallies, orchestrated media campaigns, eroticized violence, pseudo-documentaries created to glorify a pop star-political leader.
Its presence is a constant factor not only in the lives of Stewart Loew and his neighbors, but also in the lives of those who live in places like San Diego, El Paso, Brownsville, Tex., and other big cities along the southern border that have sizable Latino populations.
