Further adding PHPS coatings, we found that the as-synthesized surfaces exhibited outstanding water repellence (water contact angle (WCA) = 163.9°) and non-stickiness behavior (sliding angle (SA) = 1.7°), which is attributed to low surface free energy of PHPS coating.
Back in the 70s, there was hardly any discussion of the determinants of nominal demand; what Lucas and his followers were arguing was that Keynesianism must be rejected because it was unable to derive wage stickiness from maximizing behavior.
Notably, it just assumed that nominal wages are sticky, because they evidently are. 2. In the 1960s a number of economists started trying to provide "microfoundations", deriving wage and price stickiness from some kind of maximizing behavior.
The model features optimizing behavior, general equilibrium and price stickiness.
In all, it appears that the homotypic unspecific clustering (stickiness) of PCH is distinct from the behavior of the euchromatic portions of meiotic chromosomes.
Sticky rice owes its stickiness to its starch content.
What happened in the 1960s and 70s was that economists who thought about microfoundations — who tried to understand price stickiness in terms of more or less rational behavior — made a big prediction: that the apparent tradeoff between unemployment and inflation would break down in the face of persistently higher inflation, and worsen.
Calem and Mester (1995) analyzed consumer behavior and found the explanation of stickiness on the credit card and interest rates to be imperfect competition in the credit card market.
While the green movement is benefiting from the social pressures that many consumers feel to go green, those behaviors don't have a lot of "stickiness".
But the issue of stickiness turns out to be kind of, well, sticky.
Various circadian rhythms in behavior and physiology including phototaxis, chemotaxis, the cell division cycle, UV sensitivity, stickiness to glass (changes in properties of the cell surface), and starch content are observed in this alga.
