But one thing remains predictable: that despite their alleged conversion to the same cause, the president, Congress and businesses will not agree on how to advance it.There is certainly less to Mr Bush's new policy than meets the eye.
The lignocellulosic fractions from MSW show further advantages such as widespread availability, predictable and low pricing, and suitability for most conversion technologies.
The lignocellulosic fractions of municipal solid waste (MSW) can be used as renewable resources due to the widespread availability, predictable and low pricing and suitability for most conversion technologies.
In contrast, polymerization in the presence of HMTETA is a well-controlled process, affords virtually quantitative conversion, giving PMMAs with narrow MWDs and predictable molecular weights within a range of more than one order of magnitude.
The consistent figure of merit during the whole melting process of both meshes implies that the melting behavior of the nanowire mesh is predictable from that of the microwire mesh by simple conversion.
Its availability is highly predictable in time, and the technology promises high energy conversion efficiency along with a relatively low impact on sea life due to its relatively small disturbance of natural tidal flows.
The differences in the spectral amplitudes of H2 and H4 between the two conditions (predictable minus variable) were calculated for each participant and normalized through conversion to a z-score based on the group mean.
Airborne NRL is dependent on the use of powdered NRL gloves; conversion to non-NRL or nonpowdered NRL substitutes results in predictable rapid disappearance of detectable levels of aeroallergen.
The use of annotations in automating model-to-sequence conversion is a small but vital step towards the computational design of useful, predictable synthetic genetic systems.
