In the last decade, the nanomaterials engineering fraternity witnessed the introduction of modified electrospinning in the form of coaxial electrospinning, involving an arrangement of multiple concentric spinnerets meant to co-spin compound nano- and micro-scale fibers.
Future wave farm projects around Scotland could involve an arrangement of interlinked 1 MW machines connected to shore by a subsea transmission cable.
From a bureaucratic perspective Option B is far more complicated than A. In fact it implies an active approach involving an arrangement between the claimant and the employer, who has to certify to the relevant Authority that the woman's working conditions are incompatible with pregnancy.
This fold is the three-dimensional arrangement of their amino acids, and typically involves a specific arrangement of α-helices and/or β-sheets, the secondary structure elements of proteins.
Incorporating this effect, the stopping number of an electron is given by a complicated expression that involves a different arrangement of the parameters found in the stopping number of heavy charged particles; i.e., This stopping-power formula has a wide range of validity, from approximately a few hundred electron volts to a few million electron volts in materials of low atomic number.
Franchising originates from trade and industry and involves a contractual arrangement between two firms: the franchisor and the franchisee.
SLAC involves a serial arrangement of lectin columns, whereby the flow-through of the first column is applied to the second column, and the flow-through from the second column applied to a third, and so forth.
The result: Boards of corporations organized in Delaware have much less leeway to settle shareholder disputes through a quid-pro-quo involving an economic arrangement.
One xélan program, the judge's ruling and the I.R.S. summons say, involves a fraudulent insurance arrangement.
With its receipt of a second lifeline from the government in November, Citigroup began operating under what is known as open-bank assistance, which involves a loss-sharing arrangement devised by the F.D.I.C. and an investment by the Treasury typically reserved for deeply troubled institutions.
