In a recent study of the effects of sub-chronic (5 6 months of daily 6 hr) exposures of normal (C57) mice and a mouse model of atherosclerosis (apolipoprotein deficient, ApoE−/−, mice) to fine concentrated ambient particles (CAPs) in Tuxedo, New York, USA, at an average concentration of 113 μg/m, we generated the kinds and amounts of data needed to address the issue raised in this article.
In order to produce fine coal concentrates, regression equations were derived by applying the least squares method using Minitab 15 software.
Cloth work weaving, dyeing, fulling prospered in regional centres such as Toulouse, with specialities in fine cloths concentrated in Artois and Flanders.
In some, coarser material, pebbles, and boulders form polygonal nets, with the finer materials concentrated in the centre.
The classically accepted mechanism for binding fine iron ore concentrates by bentonite clay is that the clay becomes hydrated, expands, disperses, and then dries into a bonding film that holds the iron ore particles together.
The clip above, from 1966, of Monk and his quartet — the very band on the disk — in concert is a great one, and the camera operators did a fine job of concentrating on the pianist's hands, and the director did well to hold an extraordinarily revealing shot to the breaking point.
King Fook, Emperor and other stores selling fine watches are concentrated around Queens Road Central.
A self-consistent model of moderately concentrated fine suspensions of identical spherical particles is developed.
While smoothed-particle hydrodynamics (SPH) simulations are usually performed using uniform particle distributions, local particle refinement techniques have been developed to concentrate fine spatial resolutions in identified areas of interest.
However, the value of the pipe coefficient results is actually higher for the PN dataset than the G dataset because the total number of fine roots is concentrated in a smaller area occupied by the root system, resulting in low total number of fine roots.
