Stir constantly, making sure you cover the whole of the base of the pan as you stir, as this sugar-rich mixture is prone to browning and burning if left to sit.
What we did not know, until now, was that both BP and Halliburton, the company BP hired to cement the well, appear to have been aware that the mixture was prone to failure — and went ahead anyway.
As the ESI MS source in direct monitoring of a biochemical reaction mixture is prone to contamination, miniaturization of the bioassay can be highly advantageous.
This mixture was less prone to organic salt formation (NVF = 42%) than the other SA/NaCl mixtures and thus, comparable to the results obtained for OA mixtures.
Naturally, systems comprising only few different constituents such as reconstituted biopolymer solutions or simpler motor-filament mixtures are particularly prone to physical modeling attempts.
When silk was used in a mixture with wool, it was prone to deteriorate over the years.
Asphalt binders gives cohesion to the mixture, and are therefore particularly prone to fatigue.
Size segregation of the discrete phases of particles during flow is minimised when the ternary mixture is continuous in the finest particle size while coarse continuous mixtures are shown to be prone to size segregation as a function of size ratio and pore geometry.
The results of the laboratory tests indicate that PE increases the wettability of asphalt binder over the aggregate and the adhesion between the asphalt binder and aggregate, especially in the mixtures containing acidic (granite) aggregate prone to moisture damage.
The paper will focus on the municipality of Gorgoglione (Basilicata, Italy), a typical Mediterranean forest and shrubland socio-ecological system characterised by a mixture of agricultural and forest landscapes prone to land degradation issues linked to both anthropogenic (deforestation, overgrazing, forest fires) and natural (soil erosion, droughts, climate aridity) causes.
