In theoretical terms, this term is an elaboration of the user experience model introduced by Forlizzi and Ford (2000), which is mainly indebted to the pragmatic philosophy of John Dewey (1934).
This indicates that the difference between the patterns of PPy and nanocomposites should be mainly indebted to the stand of the peaks of PPy and MWCNTs [15, 18, 23, 24].
The latter were mainly identified through the interviewed representatives of indebted households.
Then, as now, creditor countries (mainly the U.S). were demanding that deeply indebted countries make good on their debts.
India's indebted government sells its rupee bonds to locals, mainly banks, not jittery foreigners.
In the 1950's and early 60's, Krasner painted splattery, ambitious Abstract Expressionist works, but they look indebted to other artists, Pollock and de Kooning mainly.
Deutsche Telekom is Europe's most indebted phone company, with 66 billion euros ($58.9 billion) owed, mainly because of acquisitions.
Now, it looks as if Germany might have to be the sole leader during the present Euro crisis with the indebted countries being Portugal, Italy, Ireland, Greece and Spain, the so called PIIGS states that are mainly suffering from public debts, budget deficits and high unemployment rates.
In the aftermath of World War Two, Britain was heavily indebted and needed to export large quantities of goods to earn foreign revenue (mainly United States dollars).
The style of the great 18th-century English portrait painters, especially that of Thomas Gainsborough, was deeply indebted to van Dyck, and Spanish painters, who appear to have known van Dyck's works mainly from engravings, imitated and occasionally even copied the religious compositions of the Flemish artist.
But Germany, which has insisted on steep cuts in public spending in the most indebted nations, is facing criticism for harping about the dangers of debt without doing more to support growth, mainly by buying more from its neighbors.
