The usual explanation is that the country benefited from fluid access to cheap northern European credit.
Provided that fluid access is initiated, for example along pre-existing fractures, the volume change due to hydration and carbonation can cause fracture formation and dilation, maintaining or increasing permeability and reactive surface energy in a positive feedback mechanism.
The Argentine government had quite fluid access to credit markets during most of the decade, indicating that although the scenario of default was always assigned a nonnegligible probability, its occurrence was far from taken as a foregone conclusion.
According to the architects, "Programmatically the project connects the riverbank with its interior, through a wooden deck, allowing fluid access to floating platforms that contains the pools.
Little is known about whether and how chemical constituents are monitored to regulate the fluid access to the VNO.
The results demonstrate that odorous fluid constituents are monitored largely by TRPM5-independent pathways to regulate the fluid access to VNOs.
Monkeys were on controlled fluid access outside of experimental sessions; they earned roughly 80% of their total daily fluid ration during experimental sessions.
Chemoreception-mediated regulation of fluid access to the VNO, especially limiting harmful or contaminating substances, likely plays a very important role in protecting vomeronasal sensory neurons.
However, at 1 mM and 10 mM, the intensity values decreased dramatically in wild type animals, suggesting significant reduction in the fluid access (ANOVA, F5, 34 = 27.76, P = 0.001, post hoc Tukey p<0.001).
However, as shown in the above and the following experiments, the dye did not act as a dominant factor to influence the fluid access when mixed with other chemicals.
