More extensive searches will be conducted mainly in the case of private banks, or individuals holding assets exceeding $500,000, she said, though the details are still being worked out.
Zinc ores are recovered by many mining techniques, ranging from open-pit mining (mainly in the case of oxidized ore bodies, which are located closer to the Earth's surface) to the normal underground methods (used for the more deeply located sulfide ores).
Until now, NQR imaging has been considered mainly in the case of Chlorine-35.
The adhesion between pipe and composite is the key to the effectiveness of the repair (sleeves or patches), mainly in the case of through-thickness defects.
The unsuitable localisation of the devices among the self-governing regions in 2008 is seen mainly in the case of the least numerous types that are mentioned above in Table 1.
With the variational methods, the existence and multiplicity of homoclinic orbits of problem (1) have been obtained in many papers (see [1 16]), mainly in the case that W satisfies some global assumptions for all t and u.
Multiscale composites showed an improved mechanical behavior and this effect was more evident in the case of composites filled with functionalized CNTs, mainly in the case of the mechanical properties dominated by the matrix, such as flexural strength and interlaminar shear strength (ILSS).
The construction of the C⁎-algebra associated to a directed graph E is extended to incorporate a family C consisting of partitions of the sets of edges emanating from the vertices of E. These C⁎-algebras C⁎(E,C) are analyzed in terms of their ideal theory and K-theory, mainly in the case of partitions by finite sets.
Evaluation of the concentration profiles and structural characteristics of the chains at different distances from the wall reveals that more deformable linear polymers preferentially accumulate close to the walls and orient parallel with the wall (mainly in the case of attractive walls).
The PCPs stated that they use placebos (both pure and impure) mainly in the case of non-severe diseases for which there was often no satisfactory somatic explanation.
Consistently with this assumption, we found that amino acid residues with longer side chains often predominated in one isoform, whereas residues with shorter chains in the other (mainly in the case of chains with interaction-competent carboxylic groups).
