The formed oligomers during the first minutes of polymerization should have sufficient size to self-precipitate or to be cross-linked to form primary particles.
In contrast, reportedly less than 5% of self poisoning was precipitated by financial difficulties [ 22] similarly Hanwella et al. [ 42] found no clear association between poverty rates and non-fatal self-poisoning rates among the different districts in Sri Lanka.
Asphaltene can self-associate and/or precipitate, but the self-association and precipitation is mediated by other solubility fractions particularly resins (Speight 1999).
Hume's denial of a necessary order of nature on the one hand and of a substantial or unified self on the other precipitated a philosophical crisis from which Enlightenment philosophy was not to be rescued until the work of Kant.
Two main reasons precipitated this self-inflicted crisis.
But I did not know that the turn was precipitated by self-appointed gurus of high art who thought they knew better.
The authorities said he was from the city of Huanggang in the central Hubei Province but did not elaborate on the nature of the legal issue that was said to have precipitated his self-immolation.
He added: "This reprehensible conduct is yet another example of the lengths to which BofA will go to evade its obligations to MBIA and reflects the kind of self-serving behavior that precipitated the financial crisis and required hundreds of billions of dollars in taxpayer-funded bailouts".
His fall from grace in a sex scandal late last year, which precipitated a self-imposed absence from this season's first three months, has included lost endorsement deals worth millions and moments of flailing and failure, like missing the cut at Quail Hollow and withdrawing from the Players Championship in the third round with neck problems.
"The prolonged period of low growth has precipitated a self-fulfilling low-growth trap.
