The results showed that the quantities of waste oil repel out from soil due to action of air flushing only is 27 wt%, and the consuming time during such process is 2,700 s.
GBs of CIGS drive majority carriers to repel out of the regime, which results in suppression of recombination[14, 15].
The paint whooshed down through the freshwater, but as soon as it hit the saltwater it was repelled, spreading out laterally as if the pigment had hit an invisible horizon.
Guards told of minimal training, of other guards reporting for duty drunk, of security drills that were carefully staged to ensure that mock attackers would be repelled, and of out-of-shape guards forced to work 70 to 80 hours a week or more.
You don't have to look very hard to find an Afghan, whether in the government or out, who is repelled by the illegal doings of his leaders.
Rupert Murdoch also bid but was repelled, though as football found out, he had another plan.
If high charges are accumulated, then it is possible that even relatively substantial particles such as large skin squamae, that would otherwise settle out, could be repelled from sensitive surfaces.
Integrin β3 subunit, on other hand, is arranged at a sharp acute angle with its K side chain making contacts with negatively charged patch on the surface of IgC5 which sticks out as being repelled by negatively charged inner leaflet of the lipid bilayer.
I'm imagining a band of men wearing pink berets, repelling onto cell towers out of a helicopter piloted by Catherine Zeta Jones.
I sought out Cookie — Elizabeth Jones — who was initially repelled by the idea of letting a reporter into her business.
