"There are specific forms of reaction that are unique to each culture," said Clifford Chanin, the founder and president of the Legacy Project, a nonprofit research organization that studies the creative and intellectual response to cataclysms like Hiroshima, the Holocaust and the Armenian and Cambodian genocides.
During thermochemical biocarbon conversion, about half of the initial bioenergy on the average is typically liberated in exothermal reactions in the forms of reaction energy and sensible heat.
Rocks that contain more mineral phases than would be predicted by the phase rule often preserve evidence of chemical disequilibrium in the form of reactions that did not go to completion.
Some general form of reactions are: (1) two free molecules form a complex with probability Pon, (2) a molecular complex can dissociate with probability Poff, (3) catalysis reaction such as proteolitic cleavage of a molecule during dissociation from a molecular complex (Pcat).
Other forms of adverse reactions include delayed allergic reactions, anaphylactic reactions, and cutaneous reactions.
They have been delivered from on high and, regardless as to what one thinks of them, they demand some form of reaction.
At face value, response to a crisis would seem to involve a more direct, journalistic form of reaction -- "narrative," in Mr. Miller's terms.
This kind of defensive living works as a pre-emptive surrender and takes the form of reaction rather than action.
All our reaction rules are represented in the form of reaction SMARTS [14].
For kinetics investigation it is more convenient to have the data in the form of reaction rate versus concentration.
