In the vast majority of these countries, opting out from the NHS is not possible and, therefore, these health subsystems represent a secondary layer of coverage, on top of the NHS, which usually grants access to a variety of services in the private sector [1, 2].
Since she'd be wearing short dresses, she hoped we could provide her with an extra layer of coverage.
In addition to preventing static cling, a slip can provide an extra layer of coverage between you and your skirt.
Bikeshorts are usually made out of stretchy material such as lycra or spandex, and can be worn over your underwear to provide an extra layer of coverage.
There are many essential properties (such as layer thickness, layer coverage, effective coverage, deactivated fraction, isosteric heat and equilibrium constants of adsorption) available in this proposed multi-layer adsorption model but not available in the traditional models.
In most construction contracts, the general contractor is required to furnish all insurance coverage as required by that contract, and in turn he or she requires the subcontractors to comply with specific insurance requirements, so there are several layers of often repetitive coverage and associated costs.
Now, we use graphite contacts, which are porous, and ND layers with lower density of coverage, so at the places, where are no Pd nanoparticles, the graphite contact touches the surface.
The excess, bulk, Te can then be removed either reductively or oxidatively, to form ordered atomic layers of Te with coverages near 12.
R L and C L elements can be related to the presence of an organic layer with high degree of coverage of the overall surface.
