This structure highlights the improvements of the rate and cyclic performance as a cathode material for lithium-ion batteries, because the highly conductive and plentiful mesopores promote electronic and ionic transport.
In the penitentiary, drugs are plentiful, highly sought after, and are smuggled in at an alarming rate.
But the personal information of the American public has become a form of corporate cocaine for many companies in the era of big data – a drug that is plentiful, highly addictive and toxic.
Like New York and Los Angeles, it is a hub of the recording industry, which means that studio jobs are plentiful for highly trained musicians.
Rebellion looks unlikely, given the level of repression and fear; and state benefits (free gas and electricity and highly subsidised fuel, since plentiful gas and oil are Turkmenistan's only blessing) take some of the edge off discontent.
Rebellion looks impossible, given the level of repression and fear; and state benefits (free gas and electricity and highly subsidised fuel, since plentiful gas and oil are Turkmenistan's only blessing) take some of the edge off discontent.
Blood is a plentiful and highly accessible fluid that can be sampled through minimally invasive techniques.
As these organisms are highly dependent on a plentiful supply of host Fe, they have developed mechanisms to acquire this metal by multiple and divergent pathways or steal it from host Fe deposition sites [ 1, 28].
Given current tight federal and state budgets and senior faculty's long-standing dependence on cheap, plentiful, malleable, and highly skilled laboratory labor, such proposals will doubtlessly face formidable opposition, much of it couched in high-flown language about the advancement of knowledge.
Today, however, Muslims in developed countries (especially in cities) mostly buy lambs, which are cheaper and more plentiful but also highly susceptible to Orf virus infections (1 ).
Her albums trace the roundup's history to the days of wooden boats powered by oars, when most contestants made their livelihoods fishing, and when powerful tarpon -- a highly prized game fish -- were plentiful in local waters.
