In the case of thin-zone reactors, the criteria are significantly simplified, with equality (within experimental error) of "shifted residence times" of reactants being proposed as the criterion of instantaneousness.
Second, in some cases refugees had shifted residence from one part of the camp to another between registration and verification exercises and could not be located.
We screened newborn infants aged 3 days, born in the hospitals weighing 1500 2500 g, residing within 20 25 km of the hospital, and not planning to shift residence for at least the next 2 months.
Most of those who remained have shifted their residence to East Beirut and adjacent Christian suburbs.
The American ambassador, for instance, last year shifted his residence across the city in a bid to reduce the hours spent every day in traffic between home and office.The opposition mayors of two of the capital's municipalities decided they had had enough of waiting for the city-wide authority and the national government to act.
He also got a new palace - north of Junagarh fort - designed and built by Swinton, the third of the new palaces built in Bikaner and named it Lalgarh Palace in the name of his father and shifted his residence from Junagarh fort to this palace in 1902.
This ignition pressure temperature stability diagram considerably shifts with residence time, especially at low pressures.
The population of KG Halli comprises largely of migrants who often keep shifting their residence.
(R2, clinic) Considering that a part of the population in KG Halli and the surrounding neighborhoods tend to migrate and keep shifting their residence, the lack of universal availability of generic medications was another concern.
Since the 2008 global financial crisis, about two dozen U.S. companies have shifted their legal tax residences to lower-tax countries via corporate deals, versus about the same number over the previous 25 years, a Reuters review of transactions showed.
