The sassy fringe of the newspaper industry is now getting attention from private investors who have come to believe that alternative weeklies, perennial prodigals, are reservoirs of value.
There may be hydrocarbon (liquid oil) reservoirs of industrial value in strata with a burial depth of 6,000 m, and even with a burial depth exceeding 8,000 m in some basins in the world.
Plants being a natural reservoir of many medicinal value added components help to overcome many chronic disorders.
Prior to the development of the Simandoux equation, the relationship between the true resistivity of the reservoir and the value of water saturation is represented in Eq. 2.
The unusually high and equal participation between genders and the detection of a large chlamydia reservoir confirms the value of school based screening suggesting this approach to be further explored in Norway.
Values for the first reservoir of the distribution network are displayed at 0 m, values for the following reservoirs, and pump stations of the distribution network are given in distance from this first reservoir.
It's an uphill battle, but the BenchPrep founders have been on a mission to build an adaptive, API-based learning hub for interactive courses that sits on top of a reservoir of content — where students define the value of the content based on engagement and whether or not it resonates with their personal learning style.
Its value as a carbon sink, its value as a biodiversity reservoir, its value as a weather maker and regulator, its value as a source of oxygen and air purifier.
A basal specific heat flow of 0.08 W m −2 marks the lower boundary condition of the reservoir, both values reflecting conditions as, for instance, in the southern Upper Rhine Graben in France or Germany.
In an atomic-scale conducting CF or quantum wire (QW), the voltage mainly drops at the interfaces with the external reservoirs and the value of β is the fraction of voltage that drops at the BE interface.
