The position of the jet stream as well as the size and scope of the pressure systems over the Atlantic that far into the future are hard to resolve.
Results indicate that the scope of pore pressure attained will be larger in the isotropic stress state than in the compressional stress condition, pointing to the significance of primary stress.
Within the scope of high pressure food sterilization, an important issue that should be taken into account in refining process and equipment design is the time- and position-dependent temperature gradient that exists throughout the pressure vessel and the product load.
The extended-reach horizontally-intersected well used to extract coalbed methane (CBM can increase reservoir contact area, extend the influence scope of drainage-pressure drop and the district of CBM desorption.
Both noted that the administration had narrowed the scope of the resolution, under pressure from Capitol Hill.
The specific topics covered were the relation between politics, energy and climate change, the impacts of a potential de-growth of developed countries and trends and possibilities in mobility consumer behaviour in the scope of a socio-political pressure for environmental sustainability3.
However, we limit the scope of this discussion to the pressure- and flow rate-dependence.
He publicly justified his decision to name two task force heads as necessary, given the time pressures and scope of the problem.
Babyscripts can adjust the frequency and scope of treatment required through its blood pressure and pregnancy monitoring application, Segura said.
"The fact that there is inflationary pressure will limit scope of central banks to provide interest rate cuts," said Stephen Pope, chief global market strategist at Cantor Fitzgerald in London.
That is, until I read an article by another soul who'd felt the pressure and large scope of attention that going viral brings, and that's when my high horse didn't seem so lofty anymore.
