40 Surface tension (at 10 s) has been found to be influenced by the cup (serving) volume (percolation time) and in particular by increasing the cup volume from 10 to 60 mL.
Traditionally, rail freight transport has performed better (making it first choice for shippers/consignees) when serving high volume markets, including cargoes such as solid mineral fuels (CER 2013).
Restaurateurs could serve large volumes of lunchtime customers quickly.
The drive toward vascular smart materials calls for novel flow architectures that bathe and serve entire volumes and areas as uniformly as possible.
The highway was closed during the Great Coastal Gale of 2007 after a culvert was damaged and its eastern terminus was re-constructed in 2009 to serve increasing volumes of traffic.
In 2010 it introduced Reversed Volumes, serving bowls bearing the unmistakable imprints of a variety of fruits and vegetables.
To invert for resistivity (deep induction log, ILD) and TOC, we input gamma-ray and AI volumes, serving as external attributes, into the multiattribue analysis package, together with other poststack-derived seismic attributes.
Domestic code-share agreements became popular between major airlines and regional feeder carriers as a way for major carriers to expand their network of flights without having to serve low-volume commuter markets directly at high costs.
The secondary MnO2 shell provide enhanced surface area and high theoretical Li+ storage capacity, and can also serve as volume spacers between neighboring CuO nanosheet arrays to maintain electrolyte penetration as well as reduce the aggregation during Li+ intercalation, thus leading to improved electrochemical energy storage performance.
The village clinic questionnaires collected information on the population served, outpatient volume, staff, computers, clinic incomes and expenditures, and the way in which the syndromic surveillance system had been implemented.
