The Belgian Act requires the request to be voluntary, considered, repeated and made in writing, free from external pressure and of a durable nature, 278 but the Dutch Act only requires the request to be voluntary and well considered.
Significantly, nearly no Pd leaching is detected during the catalytic cycles, showing active and durable nature of the heterogeneous nanocatalyst.
The durable nature of birtherism was not always so obvious.
But what happens when a generation comes along that doesn't care about the game you've spent so much time buying equipment for, has little invested in the durable nature of the stuff you value?
reported on the durable nature of these responses among 411 patients with advanced disease.
Due to its durable nature, copper remains a popular choice, but tends to be more expensive.
Macroeconomists have accordingly extended the rational optimization framework to account for the "lumpy" nature of durable goods (i.e., a large purchase is made in a single moment, but its usefulness extends over a long period; one cannot buy 1/20 of a new automobile).
Recent molecular cloning of the first BPH resistance genes (Du et al. 2009) has allowed us to revisit some of the controversial debates on screening methodologies, biological meaning of insect biotypes, and nature of durable resistance.
Inventories of durable goods, though, rose 1.4percentt.
Sales of durable goods rose 0.5percentt.
