"In addition to the tax regime, an independent Scotland would have much greater scope to shape the regulatory environment so that it not only promoted greater competition, but also encouraged greater consumer choice and technical innovation.
We now have the opportunity to play a much greater role in shaping the future of our public schools and to define the destiny of our city; let us unite in support of our kids and give them every opportunity possible to fulfill their greatest potential and manifest their true genius.
The problem with the Airy function, says Segev, is that the shape of its oscillations specify the right phases only at small angles; at angles much greater than 8°, the shape becomes a crude approximation.
Different shapes interact with fluids in different ways as they pass through them — this means that some shapes (for instance, flat plates), can have a much greater drag than different shapes (for instance, spheres) made out of the same amount of material.
Notably, Wang and co-workers observed that Au urchin-like shapes exhibit much greater SERS activity compared to that of Au microspheres [18].
Information regarding the physical structure immediately after voiding provides an indication as to how the structure of feces may change over short time periods, for example, in the Bristol Stool Form scale a number of 1 or 2 would suggest a feces structure that holds its shape to a much greater extent than others in the scale.
There is much greater potential for young people to actively shape careers and create long-term perspectives for themselves and their families.
For particles of comparable size, the cylindrical shape is associated with much greater global dynamic holdup and pressure drop, and with increased pulse attenuation.
We present examples of complex intramural activity, including filament breakup and reattachment, anchoring to the thin right ventricular apex; rapid transitions among various filament shapes; and filament lengths much greater than wall thickness.
There are also small-arm grenade rounds, shaped like bullets but of much greater diameter (usually 40 mm).
