The corrosion rate, consequences of corrosion of steel bars in terms of mass loss and pitting depths, and total and free chloride profiles are studied.
Faster cooling rates consequence in thicker graphite layers, whereas slower cooling avoids carbon from separating to the surface of the Ni foil [128].
Ordinal rating related to context Rates threats for likelihood and consequence on ordinal scale, scores threat severity as rated likelihood x rated consequence, relates severity to society's laws and norms.
For example, once all threats in the project threat register have been scored, they can be summarized in a matrix where cells in the matrix are the number of threats corresponding to the relevant rated likelihood and rated consequence (Figure 3).
Such a situation might "quickly compound an already complicated debt equation, with more abrupt rating consequences a possibility".
The transactions would be completely off-market and thus avoid the exchange-rate consequences of Chinese currency diversification that could otherwise be extremely uncomfortable to the United States and the euro area.
Sinking home values have sapped consumer confidence, and pressure from the government to increase bank lending has run afoul of a rising default rate, a consequence of years of overborrowing, economists say.
Therefore, the still-high U-6 unemployment rate, a consequence of the slow decline in involuntary part-time work, despite six years of recovery, is a cause for concern.
What is the rate and consequence of false positive results when the modality is routinely employed, and what cost does this impart on the healthcare system?
At any rate, the consequences of this policy have been dramatic.
