Google needs to expand into new markets, but existing advertising markets like radio, newspapers, and television are fettered with immovable structures, barriers, and practices.
It's a subject on which Roy has always been refreshingly vocal, quick to remind those who might wish to forget of the immovable social structure that underpins Indian society.
The dissolved gas in kerogen is immovable and structured as the rock solid matrix.
A few days later, a strategist at the Wall Street firm Jefferies wrote in a report: "It is not a far stretch to envision REITs concentrated in railroads, highways, mines, landfills, vineyards, farmland or any other 'immovable' structure that generates revenues".
"The BBC goes through ceaseless efforts to reform itself," says Fraser, "but really its management structure is immovable, very rigid and top-down.
The dead load was estimated to be 4.71 kN/m2 including the weight of the structure itself and immovable fixtures, and live loads of 1.92 kN/m2 was used assuming that the structure was used as residential buildings.
According to MD analysis, the values of RMSD for DNA and HL in this case were 2.35 and 2.75 Å, respectively, C60 fullerene stayed immovable, and the nucleotide environment of C60+HL structure was changed by CGCT-GC.
Now, though, Democrats are hopeful that the immovable object — the overwhelmingly male, conservative Republican power structure — is about to meet the unstoppable force: demography.
The very structure religion confines itself within, along with its immovable dogmas, is proof enough that it will always fail to lead anyone to the full reality of our boundless, cosmic-sized God.
Two immovable, unyielding forces.
