At low filler fractions, long-range thermally conductive paths are not steadily formed, i.e. BNNPs are not effectively contacted with each other.
Furthermore, for the cases where review ratings are not steadily available, we have proposed to use regression to predict and interpret review helpfulness with the help of the aforementioned four categories of features that are entirely extracted from review content.
In particular, many proteins are not steadily present in the cell, but specifically expressed depending on organism, cell type, environmental conditions and developmental stage (Gavin et al., 2002).
If you are not steadily allocating villagers to mine gold, then the 800 gold requirement suddenly becomes a much harder target.
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It is not just steadily rising costs: rising productivity can cushion that, at least in part, and labour may be only a small component of the ultimate price.
John Barrow Rosedale is an elderly actor who is not working very steadily.
By John O'Hara The New Yorker, March 16 , 1963P. 46 John Barrow Rosedale is an elderly actor who is not working very steadily.
As this may suggest, the novel (translated by Nancy Pick with the author) is not typical Nordic noir – steadily paced, atmospheric, socially committed – but inhabits the territory of the international blockbuster thriller.
Besides the various structural components in the nucleus, the intra- and inter-chromosomal interactions, as well as contacts between chromatin and nuclear components is not static, but is steadily changing in response to environmental cues such as shifting availability of nutrients and developmental processes [ 2, 3, 28].
