Though he is best known for making exceptional Marsannay reds, Mr. Pataille has begun to explore the potential of aligoté, the almost forgotten third grape of Burgundy.
Gov. Patrick J. Quinn and Senator Richard J. Durbin, both Democrats of Illinois, say the potential sale of the almost empty Thomson Correctional Center, about 150 miles west of Chicago, could help create about 3,000 jobs.
Others warned of the potential effect that the almost nonstop killing depicted would have on the nation's youth.
As indicated by the EEQs values reported in Figure 2(a), the estrogenic potential of almost all of the samples significantly surpassed the threshold effect concentration of 1 ng E2 L−1.
Hayek foresaw the potential of the internet to turn almost any set of transactions into a marketplace as a way of corroborating his belief that price signals communicated via open markets were the optimum way for individuals to co-ordinate their activities.
The curve with solid circles in Figure S4 shows that the zeta potential of SPION almost drops to 0 mV at pH > 7 and pH < 8, and the SPION aggregate drastically.
With a new type of religiosity and spirituality that embodies technology, the future, and the potential of almost unimaginable infrastructures in space and on earth.
It is essential to recognize the potential of almost all UN human rights mechanisms and procedures for contributing to the protection and promotion of children's rights.
Moreover, oxygenation using HBO also enhanced the sensitivity to chemotherapy, because the hypoxic conditions prevalent in the tissue compromised the chemotherapeutic potential of almost all agents (Rampling et al, 1994; Al-Waili et al, 2005).
The pitting potential of the EISA treated samples was almost equal to that of the untreated samples, and the open circuit potential of the EISA treated samples was higher than that of the untreated samples.
As shown in the inset of panel (b), the shape of these oscillations differs considerably from the action potential of the free STN neuron and almost coincides with the shape of stimulating (harmonic) signal.
