Hippias makes three category mistakes, one in each of his answers to the question, "What is the Fine?" (287e-293c) He identifies three kinds of entity that can be fine a particular (a fine girl), a mass substance (gold), and a universal (living the traditional good life).
In order to impede these processes, appropriate low- and large molecular mass substances are commonly used in food industry.
Attachment of low molecular mass substances such as MMC to the mercury electrode has rarely been observed.
The immunodetection of low molecular mass substances holds great promise for rapid detection of a vast number of small analytes of clinical, toxicological, or environmental interest.
In this film, he produces a novel, raffish charm as the silver-tongued rogue, and a certain old-fashioned masculine mass and substance, which he wears lightly, but in such a way as to signal unmistakablyhis arrival in the big-screen big league.
It is another resounding success for Ang Lee, whose film-making has such mass and substance.
Lavoisier opened the door to quantitative chemistry by establishing that the transformations of matter, which until his day had been described largely by a miasma of uncoordinated reports, could be investigated quantitatively by measuring the masses of substances consumed and produced in reactions.
It supports the discrimination between mass and substance fluxes, such as C- or N-fluxes.
Following the argumentation of Sweetlove and Ratcliffe [ 11], who conclude that flux distributions derived from Flux Balance Analysis provide an important complement to experimentally determined C-flux distributions, FluxMap supports the visual analysis of mass and substance fluxes.
Authorities searched Bailey-Long's home following the allegations and found a mass of prescription bottles, controlled substances and dangerous drugs.
