The first couplings were chains with solid buffers to help absorb shock during braking.
The overall health of the bank remains strong, even with the additional losses, and JPMorgan has been able to increase its stock dividend faster than its rivals because of stronger earnings and a more solid capital buffer.
There are so many firing and launching pads, which use the Neo-Hookean solid as buffer and bear the punch during the action of machines.
Nationalist passions are running high in North-east Asia at the moment and hardliners in China may insist on a solid territorial buffer against feared American encroachment - at almost any cost.
Glucose was produced in the second hydrolysis round under all three conditions, resuspension of the residual solids in buffer, resuspension of the solids in buffer with additional enzyme, and addition of fresh substrate to the residual solids, during the second 72 hour period.
The black lines are the concentration in the cleft given by the continuous model of, respectively, Ca2+ (solid line), mobile buffer (dashed line), and stationary buffer (dash- dotted line).
Rice plants were grown with diffusion-limited phosphorus using solid-phase buffered phosphorus to mimic realistic phosphorus availability conditions.
In this study, rice plants were cultivated in diffusion-limited P using the solid-phase buffered Al-P method (Lynch et al. 1990), which produces realistic P availability regimes in the growth medium.
Extraction yield was related with four variables, including ratio of solution to solid, extraction power, buffer time, and extraction time.
An ensilaging with crops such as corn silage would reduce the silage quality of the more expensive commodities due to inadequate total solid content, enhanced buffer capacities, etc.
