The void fraction in the CL is expressed in terms of practically achievable design parameters such as platinum loading, Nafion loading, CL thickness, and fraction of platinum on carbon.
Second, while the literature offers much converging descriptive evidence regarding barriers to and facilitators of NP integration [ 8], it is much less helpful in terms of practically oriented advice.
In terms of ICIC technique, practically, the MBSs intelligently stop using or lower transmission power in the spectral and/or temporal resources allocated by PBSs to their CRE UEs [30].
But, as we've migrated in terms of credit, from practically being unrated to a majority of countries being rated investment grade and those that aren't rated investment grade but seem to be on the cusp, or at least trading at that level politics, local politics especially, became for us a much bigger driver.
Prophets and young dreamers are rarely very good at diagnosis, and in terms of water, Mexico City is practically on its deathbed.
So the next four days will be pivotal for Cameron, not just in terms of what he achieves practically, but how his leadership qualities come to be viewed both in Britain and internationally.
First, in terms of installation sequence, members practically could only be laid up from the top, rather than placed from below (impossible to reach) or woven in (impossible to bend).
The major peculiarity of this specific combination of reagents is the fact that their click coupling to generate the DA adduct is thermally reversible, through the retro-DA reaction, at about 100 °C, i.e., a viable and non-degradative temperature in terms of its application to practically all macromolecular structures.
The best results obtained, in terms of substrate degradation efficiency (practically reaching 100%) and biogas production, were observed with MM-KC.
Though many thousands of people earned their living in the streets by the middle of the century, in terms of cultural representation they were practically invisible.
