Observed spatial variability in the emplacement of LNAPL's in the capillary fringe, compounded by the strong time dependence of a key variable, limits the use of the model as a predictive tool, but provides important insight into the low precision in prediction which is attainable even if a more complete model was developed.
Obama's election, far from alleviating paranoia in the white fringe, has only compounded it.
A mob enraged by the burning of Korans by a fringe American pastor stormed into the compound after Friday prayers and killed three European U.N. workers and four of their Nepalese guards.
On Dec. 13, 2001, five armed men in a car drove into the outer fringes of the Parliament compound and opened fire, killing eight security personnel and a civilian.
At the fringes, climate change is compounding misery.
To compound the irony many on the fringe work to block Obama's team from doing anything whatsoever, even sacrificing workers to budget-balancing schemes.
Rapid structural enhancement in the range from 1800 to 2200 °C originates from the abrupt evolution of the residual catalytic compounds and is seen as partially aligned small fringes along the tube length.
A similar point was made overnight when Israeli soldiers took charge of a Palestinian governor's compound in Abu Dis, a village on Jerusalem's eastern fringe that was under Palestinian civil rule but Israeli security authority.
Marines from Company K, Third Battalion, Sixth Marines, landed near an intersection of two main roads at the northern fringes of Marja, piled out of the their helicopters and scattered into the houses and compounds around them.
The gender wage gap is compounded by women's overrepresentation in part-time work and low wage sectors, which overwhelmingly lacks fringe benefits.
