Obama's camp, in return, stressed that the he would operate off a plan to remove one to two combat brigades per month over the course of 16 months.
The 'leaf economics spectrum' [hereafter LES; 13] is a plant strategy axis that forms a continuum of variation from plants having fast returns on investment of nutrients and dry mass (i.e., high physiological rates, nutrient concentrations and low leaf mass per area) to a slow return, stress-tolerant strategy characterized by the opposite set of traits.
In summary, Arthur Guyton identified four determinants of venous return: stressed volume, venous compliance, venous resistance, and right atrial pressure.
This paper reports a series of experimental water-reduced concretes, where the addition of superplasticiser reduces the yield stress, which is offset by reduced water content to return the yield stress to the original value.
The rise of De Wever's party certainly suggests that Belgium's always segmented sense of identity may be drifting toward a point of no return: a stress fracture threatens to become an outright break.
In return, chronic stress during pregnancy affects not only the unborn pup, but also the mother.
"Ben Franklin" is one of only a handful of other episodes of The Office to reach over 10 million viewers, the others being the show's pilot episode, "The Injury," "Traveling Salesmen," "The Return," and "Stress Relief," of which the latter reached over 20 million viewers.
The post santonian was one of a return to tension stress regimes (Benkhelil 1986; Guiraud et al 1992; Guiraud and Bosworth 1997).
"We need to return to stressing doggedness," Mr. Pink said.
Then they returned to stress that Iraq had in fact produced chemical and biological weapons.
On the other hand, he claimed agency over his return by stressing that he returned even though he did not have to (yet), because he was needed by his family.
