The recent development in basic and applied science and engineering of finely dispersed systems is presented in general, but more attention has been paid to the liquid liquid finely dispersed systems or to the particular emulsions and double emulsions.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 6 — An independent commission of military experts, created by Congress to assess Iraq's military and police force, presented a finely nuanced report to the Senate Armed Services Committee on Thursday.
Unlike the more formal records of Feldman or Cage speaking or writing, you're privy in these conversations to the two men working ideas out rather than presenting finely worked philosophies or arguments.
Instead, on Sunday, Sept. 8, you'll see the leaders of three sports federations — wrestling, squash and baseball-softball, which combined last year — presenting finely honed sales pitches to the 104 members of the International Olympic Committee.
The potential for the use of additive manufacturing ('3D printing') to fabricate finely controlled mesostructures presents new opportunities for chemical engineers to refresh their approach to the design of unit operations involving porous beds.
The book presents finely rendered portraits of the courageous black citizens and Northern white volunteers who refused to be intimidated in their struggle for justice, and the white Mississippians who would kill to protect a dying way of life.
More formally, this setting presents finely stratified data: each of the k strata (j = 1,…,k) has 1+mj subjects, where the first is the case belonging to the experimental arm (group 1) and the remaining mj are the matched subjects in the control arm (group 2).
Very dumb, slow-speaking robots who have no idea what they want until presented with a finely groomed list of options.
To estimate REN for individual ASR wells, the presented procedure uses finely discretized groundwater flow and contaminant transport modeling.
