Financial obstacles to the modernization of refineries and vehicle fleets compound this problem and the developing world continues to import large quantities of lead additives and other hazardous materials.
The analysis of the products from acetone-butanol-ethanol (ABE) fermentation with a short column is challenging since Clostridia secret a fleet of other compounds (e.g., butyric acid, lactic acid) which can co-elute with the target analytes [ 8].
The French navy decided in 1880 to adopt compound armor for its fleet, but found it limited in supply, so from 1884 the French navy was using steel armor.
However, we believe higher oil prices compounded by an aged aircraft fleet will result in many legacy U.S. airlines beginning to place orders for new, fuel-efficient aircraft.
She too had fired numerous rockets and signal guns in an effort to attract attention, succeeding only in compounding the confusion in the fleet.
This comes up again when Daenerys learns from Tyrion that her armies have been led intro a trap at Casterly Rock, compounding the loss of her fleet and the Tyrell and Martell forces.
A battered white fleet of repurposed NGO station wagons rumbles into the construction compound, the dust blooming up behind them.
This problem will compound over the next 20 years as the world's passenger aircraft fleet doubles.
In the Crimea, demonstrators were on the streets demanding unification with Russia, which keeps a vast fleet in Sebastopol – just as their counterparts in Kiev were celebrating while storming Yanukovych's country compound.
Further studies into the cabin air on our Boeing 757 fleet were carried out by an independent specialist and concluded that the concentration of oil compounds in the cabin were well below the toxicological threshold for humans.
The manpower problem was compounded by the supply crisis which was affecting the entire nation, with the fleet going unpaid and largely unfed for months at times.
