It is proposed that hydrogen accelerates the evolution of the dislocation microstructure through the hydrogen-enhanced plasticity mechanism and this work-hardening of the matrix along with the attendant hydrogen concentration at the grain boundaries are crucial steps in causing the observed hydrogen-induced intergranular failure.
Television needs fewer little kids who behave psychotically and toss off preternaturally witty remarks, and more little kids who do what little kids are supposed to do: put paint buckets where adults will step in them, cause grumpy neighbors to be mistakenly hauled off to jail (as happens to Mr. Wilson at the end of Episode 1) and in general drive adults crazy.
Bacterial adherence to host cells is the initial step in infections caused by uropathogens or enteropathogens such as E. coli.
Three nuthatches that he came upon later provided a sorry little step-by-step lesson in cause and effect: one was feeding on an elm, another was found dying, and the third was dead.
Cobbler let out a ferocious gobble when the president pardoned him, sending Malia back a step, and causing much hilarity in the Rose Garden.
More importantly, functional prediction has become an indispensable step in identifying genes causing rare Mendelian diseases using an exome-sequencing approach [Cooper et al., 2010; Ng et al., 2010a, b, c].
"This was the next step in the cause," said Hager, 44, who married his husband two years ago.
Midler has planted many trees in her time (when she's not wielding those amazing vocal cords), and in this Funny or Die parody of a Kickstarter initiative, the singer wants to take the next step in this cause that is near and dear to heart: She wants to plant a tree on the moon.
(2) In almost all of these methods, inner and outer boundaries, eyelashes, and eyelid are detected in different steps, causing a considerable increase in processing time of the system.
