In this paper, we describe a newly developed technique high-intensity plasma ion nitechnique high-intensityakes the advantages of low energy beam ion implasmation at elevated temperatures that genitridingHIPINnitrided layers compared to conventional plasma nitriding and ion implantation, but overcomes the inherent line-of-sight shortcoming of beam implantation.
Another inherent "time line," Mr. Cai said, was the history of realistic sculpture, which began in the West but was taken up in the Soviet Union and China just as the form was being all but abandoned by mainstream artists in the West.
The IFSI then proceeds to institute contractual changes that alter the structure of the contract to make them contractually Shariah-compliant without addressing any of their possibly inherent fault lines.
Hence, there is no inherent link between the command line and the output files listed in the process description.
But inherent in this line of humor is the fact that, at the end of the day, the joke is on us.
The error inherent in this line of thinking is the assumption that, through torture, the interrogator can extract reliable and accurate intelligence.
This indicates that the genome-wide expression profile changes induced by the hormonal treatment may be less prominent than the inherent observed cell line differences.
A critical examination of their article not only reveals new insights into the possible mechanisms underlying sepsis-related immune system dysfunction, but also highlights the difficulties inherent in this line of inquiry.
Corn breeders have exploited the vigour inherent in hybrid lines to generate tremendous yields of the grain.
"What distinguished the work of Provencal needle women was their vision of the decorative possibilities inherent in these lines of stitching," Ms. Berenson writes in her book.
Three deterministic and probabilistic models, which account for the sizing bias inherent in in-line inspection data, are introduced for the corrosion growth analysis.
