While some buyers may drop out, auction house executives say, others will step in: the pool of potential buyers has increased as collectors grow more diverse.
I stepped in pools of stagnant water.
A new money manager has stepped in to liquidate the two investment pools, and investors are awaiting word on what fraction of their money they will retrieve.
The crucial reaction step in the chiral pool synthesis was the establishment of the three carbon bridge by a Dieckmann analogous cyclization of the allyl and propyl derivatives 6 and 7 to yield the mixed methyl silyl acetals 8 and 9, respectively.
I recall the phrase every time I step daintily over the pools of vomit in Saturday early morning Camden in London – most of it, for a certainty, thrown up from young throats.
This process can actually be repeated for the model: The editor maturity T i is then defined as the number of time steps an agent has been in the pool of editors (a quantity constantly reset by agent replacement), and a conflict event is considered as the time an editor modifies the article, since this implies the agent is not satisfied with the state of the medium.
They were to goose-step toward the pool, before diving in and re-enacting the arrival of female Jews at the concentration camps, their abuse by Nazi doctors and their last march to the gas chambers.
Some involved in the negotiations say key steps to compromise were an increase in the pool of money available for New York projects, New Jersey's willingness to consider fare increases on the PATH commuter rail line, and a realization on both sides that basic philosophical differences over the operations of the Port Authority were not going to be reconciled.
In the first step, the pool of VH genes, amplified with IgG specific primers, were cloned into the phagemid pSEX81 [57].
— If Michael Phelps had a number in mind for his first time back in the pool — the first step in his comeback — he was keeping it to himself.
