As a result, there appears a rigid intermediate substance (rigid amorphous phase (RAP)) between crystal cores and true amorphous phase.
If 'H2O' is a rigid designator of a substance, and 'water' is a rigid designator of a substance, and 'Water = H2O' is true, then that statement is necessarily true.
This is because the various components of a molten mixture may display liquid-liquid immiscibility during cooling; that is, the components may separate into two or more disordered glassy phases that eventually are quenched in as glass inside glass when the substance becomes rigid.
R&R2 MHP was designed to be more responsive to the needs of a forensic mental health population who are a more complex group of offenders, often presenting with severe mental illness, high rates of comorbid mental health problems, substance misuse and rigid cognitive styles.
Tent, portable shelter, consisting of a rigid framework covered by some flexible substance.
The worm was interesting from an engineering standpoint because it tunneled into wood and then secreted a substance that formed a rigid lining behind it, a useful tactic for burrowing into watery mud.
Diffusion of water across a semipermeable membrane(A) Water diffuses down its concentration gradient from side 1 to side 2 of a rigid container to dilute the impermeant substance.
Medical science will suffer from the proposed legislation, just as it continues to suffer from the over rigid regulation of other controlled psychoactive substances.
Cellulose microfibrils that act as cell wall scaffold are embedded in a matrix of amorphous hemicelluloses and phenolics substances, resulting in a rigid and compact mesh-like structure [ 6, 7].
(2) Select the PubChem Substance records that are neither too rigid nor too flexible (3 ≤ N R ≤ 16), and that are neither too small nor too large (8≤ N NHA ≤ 50).
Given such rigid containment, Spinoza would press, how could the fact that a substance has one attribute preclude that substance from having additional attributes?
