Kays and London [25] showed that a compact heat exchanger, with a triangular cross-sectional internal flow passage, had a high ratio of heat transfer area to flow-passage volume.
At the time of Smoot-Hawley's passage, trade volume accounted for only about 9percentt of world economic output.
The knowledge that Pope Benedict XIV was privately sympathetic lessened the impact of the ban; Malesherbes, from 1750 to 1763 director of the Librairie, whose sanction was required for publication, eased the passage of volumes he was supposed to censor.
Under normal conditions and after ca. 10 passages, the volume of epithelial cells became larger and resembled big round flat fusiform shapes.
The shape and diameter of these passages determine the volume of air passing through them [6].
Award-winning storyteller Justin Cronin picked up nearly $4 million for The Passage, the first volume of a projected vampire trilogy, and another nearly $2 million for the movie rights.
From the 1930s on, recording technicians had dealt with large voices, such as Kirsten Flagstad's, Marjorie Lawrence's, and Helen Traubel's, by turning down the controls whenever a high passage at full volume approached, falsifying these voices as they would Nilsson's.
2) following replication (48 hours post-transfection), passage of equal volume of VLP-containing transfected cell SUP on to fresh cells previously transfected with N, P and L plasmids and 3), determination of CAT activity in the VLP infected cells 48 hours later.
Under normal circumstances, the contrast agent is confined to the intravascular space and its passage through the volume is controlled by blood flow.
