(That system solidified in the early seventeenth century, notably in the new art of opera, and it still governs most Western music).
Rural blacks long lived under separate laws from those governing whites, a system solidified by apartheid, which created Bantustans, the nominally independent states created as "homelands" for South Africa's blacks.
It had universal appeal: brutal in fact, but seemingly idealistic, the system solidified under Stalin won admiration in many poor countries, and from a host of clever fools in rich ones.Hitler's notions were woollier, more mystical, resting on such concepts as will, authority, racial superiority and worship of the leader.
Further analysis using the free growth model and experimental data in the literature revealed that for a given alloy system solidified under similar conditions the grain size can be empirically related to 1/Q (Q is the growth restriction factor) to a power of 1/3, which is considerably different from the empirical linear relationship in the literature.
BACK when the term Y2K sent shivers through the business world, Mercury Interactive happily catered to companies that needed to check system upgrades, solidifying its position as a leader in the obscure software-testing market.
It is a copy of a 1911 made using public-domain plans and a laser sintering system that solidifies metal powder.
The condensed high-boiling tar constituents are soaked into the char pore system and eventually solidified there.
Instead of using traditional melting techniques, Formlabs has opted for the "gold standard" in 3D printing — stereolithography, a high-precision positioning system designed to solidify plastics.
The myelin that's injected into the brain speeds up and improves the connections of the nervous system, reinforcing memories, before solidifying in your mid-20s.
Using phase-field theory we demonstrate that osmotic stress may result in intense convection in solidifying eutectic systems.
