He blamed the principal, Sharron Smalls, for the problem.
The concept of mass transfer resistance is quantified through the definition of a mass transfer driving parameter which is assumed to be small for the present problem.
For example, he quotes with obvious approval Daniel Bell's observation that the nation-state has "become too small for the big problems of life and too big for the small problems".
In the dictum of Daniel Bell, an American sociologist, "the nation-state has now become too small for the big problems of life and too big for the small problems".
While a number of possibilities of thermal management exist for small stacks, the problem becomes more complicated for larger stacks.
It is shown, however, that for small uncertainties the problem can be recast into a simpler but equivalent structural optimization problem with equivalent uncertain loads.
For small businesses, the problem is the most acute, as three out of five of the working uninsured are employed by small companies.
For very small distances, the problem does not arise, while, for extremely large ones, the problem is essentially insurmountable, as the variance of any estimate will be huge.
The 2009 stimulus was too small for the scale of the problem.
If the conditions (H1 - H2) hold, then for sufficiently small (varepsilon>0), the problem (1.1) has a solution (U x,y)) with U x,y)=widetilde{U} x,y)+O varepsilon), where (widetilde{U} x,y)) is defined in (2.18).
