The team let slip a two-goal lead against Bayern Munich at Highbury on 5 December 2000, before winning 1 0 at Olympique Lyonnais to keep their aspirations of qualifying for the quarter-finals attainable.
While assortment load is known to vanish at ncrit → ∞[ 16], however, this ideal state is approached very slowly, and for realistic numbers of internal molecules the attainable final flux remains well below the optimal flux observed in protocells with a chromosome.
Differential sidestream reactors generally serve as crucial precursors to plug flow reactors, which, in turn, provide final access to the attainable region's extreme points.
Climax, in ecology, the final stage of biotic succession attainable by a plant community in an area under the environmental conditions present at a particular time.
We suppose that the exact final observation (U^(x)) is attainable, i.e., there exists (ainmathcal{A}) with (U x,tau a)=U^(x)), and that an upper bound σ for the noise level big| U^_{sigma}(x -U^(x -U^| _{L^{2}(0,l)}leq sigma of the observation is known a priori.
"Stand-in skipper Ian Bell feels 220 to 240 might be a plausible and attainable target in the final innings, but that sounds a little over-optimistic to me.
Finally, dreams once shattered seemed attainable.
Due to its high dispersion of 80 μm/eV a final energy width below 0.1 eV should be attainable with a standard slit having a width of some μm.
The exasperation for Harlequins' No 8 Nick Easter was that qualification for the quarter-finals would have been a great deal more attainable if his team hadn't let slip a 13-3 half-time leagainstnsthehe French league leaders.
