With respect to hydrogen pressure, the reaction rate was found to be first-order rather than the half-order reported in the literature.
The first shock for passengers is to find themselves walking into a room similar to an amphitheatre or a hotel lobby, rather than the half-cylinder of a conventional jet.
Earlier, the president had threatened to declare a state of emergency and rule entirely by decree unless he got all the economic powers he sought, rather than the half-loaf that Congress in which the opposition has a majority had been ready to give him.
For example, the Centre for Economics and Business Research has lowered its forecast for 2002 from an already pessimistic 2.2% to 1.5%, because of slower world growth and poorer prospects for domestic investment.If the outlook has thus become gloomier, why has the Bank cut rates by only a quarter-point rather than the half-point reduction made by other central banks?
Her long-term vision is of a car that comes in a rainbow of colors rather than the half-dozen choices a buyer might have on a dealer's lot; a car that, like a rolling mood ring, might be able to express its "feelings" (cold? sluggish? overheated?) by changing colors or talking through the stereo.
Analysts took his comments to mean that the Fed's next rate cut, assuming one is necessary, might be a quarter of a percentage point rather than the half-point that had become standard since the expansion began faltering late last year.
Rather than the half-hour show before the Oscar presentations in which celebrities in expensive gowns and borrowed jewelry walk a half-block down the carpet past hundreds of cameras, reporters and screaming fans the stars will simply leave their limousines at the curb and head into the Kodak Theater.
He told the audience that he wanted to "inform the discussion with facts" rather than the "half-truths and distortions" he accused Mr Snowden of using.
The game was low on quality, accuracy and atmosphere - with a crowd of less than 20,000 - and surely it should have been played at Pittodrie or Easter Road or Tynecastle rather than the half-empty national stadium.
Rather than the half-dozen or so competitors that many economists believe are necessary to lead to lower prices, only two or three manufacturers now make some generic meds.
