The higher rates observed for polymerizable surfactant systems are due to lower apparent termination rate parameters stemming from immobilization of the surfactants.
The terminations would be the largest set of dismissals stemming from a single incident in at least a decade, Mr. Whitmore said.
He also claims that the termination of the prime ministerial term of former Czech President Vaclav Klaus in September 2014 was part of an international political coup, stemming from his views on the Ukrainian crisis, criticism of homosexuality, and support of European far-right parties.
The settlement stemmed from a wrongful termination lawsuit that the two men, former school board employees who lost their jobs to budget cuts, filed in 1998 against James Whelan, the mayor at the time, and the Council.
The case stems from a wrongful termination suit filed by a veteran South Korean auto executive, who has alleged that automakers Hyundai and Kia violated U.S. antitrust laws by conspiring on pricing and marketing plans to avoid competing with each other.
Although Clarkson's suspension and eventual termination stemmed from a physical altercation off air, many of his supporters saw it as a culmination of the BBC's past handling of the host's many controversies.
This conclusion stems from the following considerations.
Sucart, in that proposed settlement that stemmed from what he said was a wrongful termination by Rodriguez, asked for $5m and a life estate for him and his wife.
This failure mechanism, also known as plate-end debonding, stems from the concentration of interfacial stresses arising at the termination of the strengthening plate.
In a wrongful termination civil suit later brought by two Alabama coaches that stemmed from the Young case, Adams was deposed.
My encounter with this toxic environment stems from the recent news coverage surrounding the decision by Wheaton in Illinois to begin termination proceedings against a tenured professor who shared her opinion that Christians and Muslims worship the same god.
