Noticeably, the interactions terms are relatively smaller, indicative of less influence on the adsorption.
For the BMN film grown on graphene, its FWHM value is much smaller, indicative of the better crystallinity.
The Montecchio cave, with passage length development of over 1700 m, is characterised by the presence of several sub-horizontal passages and many medium- and small-scale morphologies indicative of sulphuric acid speleogenesis (SAS).
It isn't likely to get much traction, but is in some small measure indicative of many Hungarians' shrugging acceptance of homophobic insults and bitter feelings about gay visibility.
In previous studies, the Koshihikari possessed a small SM (indicative of culm thickness), whereas also displaying a large BS (indicative of culm stiffness) (Ookawa et al. 2010a).
Today comes news of a small but indicative acquisition in the area of daily deals: the UK-based deals aggregator Coupobox has been bought by rival site DealCollector for a song: the price was in the "lower six figures," according to Stavros Prodromou, the founder and former CEO of the company.
The XRD data indicate that the initial forsterite-dominated olivine contained accessory minerals including chlorite, talc, phlogopite and a Fe-Cr-oxide, probably a chromite-magnetite or chrome-bearing chlorite, and small peaks indicative of possible pyroxenes and magnesite, a magnesium carbonate.
What follows is a small and indicative selection of dictators and insurgent groups who, at some stage, have been armed by the U.S., and the unintended consequences that have inevitably followed.
The highest cross-covariance values were observed for short delays and for small separations indicative of local interactions.
However, from 5 days of age onward the LUN mice simply had smaller adipocytes indicative of reduced lipid accumulation (data not shown).
