In many parts of the world, natural gas has been only very slightly exploited so that conventional gas fields are often huge and relatively cheap to produce.
Eleanor Labrozzi, winner of an honorable mention, captures a similar emotional ambiguity in "If These Walls Could Talk," exploiting the slightly theatrical atmosphere of a deserted room.
The delivery service being trialled by Google works slightly differently than others, exploiting store inventory and couriers, while charging either a subscription fee for the Google Shopping Express service, which will be priced at an amount yet to be determined for annual membership, or charging $4.99 per delivery.
Reaching this human target, together with underlying dermal APCs, will require deeper penetration of the projections, which could be achieved by slightly longer projections, and exploiting the skin's viscoelastic behavior (e.g. by altering the strain-rate of Nanopatch™ application).
But Radwanska changed her tactics slightly and recovered her advantage, exploiting Kvitova's sluggish movement and lack of balance when not able to plant her feet.
Photodegradation performance for exploiting MB was slightly decreased after five repeated cycles under visible light showing the highly stable nature of designed nanocomposites.
In our recent study, however, we demonstrated that we could visualize things that were slightly smaller than 100 nanometers by exploiting materials with a significantly lower diffraction limit.
Although its breakneck sales growth has slowed slightly of late, it owes its success to exploiting two trends.
Nonpartisan tax analysts consistently find that corporations here on average pay just slightly more than their competitors in other developed countries after exploiting the many tax breaks and loopholes.
A paper that went largely unnoticed by the press when it first came out in late October proposes exploiting the fact water in aquifers below cities is slightly warmer than surrounding areas in order to heat those same cities.
