Investors still cling to hopes that a deal will be done to keep Greece in the euro, keeping currency markets relatively range bound.
Since the two steps, the discharge of ions at the electrode and the incorporation of the discharged ions into the crystal lattice, are separated in time and space, an intermediate species exists at the surface, that of relatively loosely bound and freely moving atoms, called adatoms.
In normalization, a relatively lower bound of N b will be satisfied when N c = N d which is without loss of generality.
Due to higher financial support from venture capitalists, banks, and other financial institutions, corporate entrepreneurs are relatively less bound by constraint of resources.
Three theorems are stated and proved in a sequence in support of the HLEFS ability to keep the output error in a relatively small bound.
For more than 100 years, researchers have worked under the assumption that smaller crystals melt easily because they have a larger percentage of atoms on the surface, where they're relatively weakly bound to the structure.
A novel online linearization technique based on the recursive least squares (RLS) method which keeps the output error of estimation in a relatively small bound is applied to identify the plant and to derive an adaptive-linear-regression (ALR) model of the system.
The DM molecule also can induce the dissociation of relatively weakly bound peptides thus showing peptide-editing function.
The HBV-infected hepatocyte-specific enrichment that was achieved by sequential immunoprecipitations was expected to facilitate a sufficiently comprehensive identification of HBc binding sites, including the relatively weakly bound sites.
The former contact is, of course, weaker than the latter, but the model postulates that the high local concentration of αβ-tubulin created by the relatively weakly bound heterodimer on the second TOG domain (or presumably on any of the additional ones in a dimer or in a many-TOG monomer) promotes addition adjacent to the first heterodimer.
