Christmas may have the most volatile dating of all.
HP may have skipped that volatile patch: it has been slower to get into netbook because it does a robust business in fully-equipped, and fully-priced, laptop computers.
The tanks, built in the 1950s, were supposed to last only a couple of decades; they have been kept in service partly by adding chemicals that were supposed to stabilise the gunk, but may have made it more volatile.In this section Why no longer so alluring?
There are two possible reasons that might explain the discrepancy between the estimated and measured values: (1) Hg, which is volatile, may have evaporated from the soil (Pirrone et al. 2001), (2) Hg might have been transported to other areas over time.
Author Charles Ross wrote that "NFL owners may have used Lillard's volatile personality as an excuse to ban other black athletes".
However carnivore feces are generally more pungent than herbivore feces, and thus dog feces may have simply been more volatile and noxious resulting in a higher level of reduced palatability.
The low numbers in the highest and lowest categories may have led to potentially volatile individual estimates, especially in the last two surveys.
Several bacterial volatiles may have an influence on eukaryotic organisms, including plants and animals, for example, Arabidopsis thaliana and C. elegans [ 10].
However, TPS10 volatiles may have altered the attraction of herbivores to plants: TPS10-expressing plants had consistently smaller populations of foliar herbivores by the end of season two, despite the fact that these plants tended to look healthier, and independently of LOX2/3 expression.
In contrast, phytophagous insects are not the intended receiver of the host volatiles, and may have been selected for the ability to eavesdrop on the volatiles for their own advantage, whether to colonize a suitable host or avoid an unsuitable one [20], [21].
