The Moon's thin and fragile atmosphere is technically known as a surface boundary exosphere and what makes this investigation even more interesting is that these types of atmospheres are found around bodies elsewhere in the Solar System.
The presented pilot study shows that newborn screening in fragile X is technically feasible and provides overall prevalence of the premutation and gray zone alleles in the USA, suggesting that the prevalence of the premutation, particularly in males, is higher than has been previously reported.
Nevertheless, smaller grafts are known to be more fragile, with lower pullout strength and more technically demanding (Kordás et al. 2005).
Posterior capsulorhexis is technically more difficult to visualize, as it is thinner, more fragile and more elastic as compared to the anterior capsule.
What Bear Stearns proved, Mr. Cohen said, was how quickly the fragile underpinnings of Wall Street could give way — large, technically solvent financial institutions could be brought down by a liquidity squeeze within a matter of days.
The fragile health of children afflicted with TIS makes it technically challenging to systematically evaluate the interdependence of growth of the spine, thorax, and lung in vivo.
Although it is technically possible to produce cannulated bone screws, early tests showed them to be too fragile.
"Their products are amongst the most technically advanced and best finished, while being quite robust, bearing in mind that tourbillons are fragile".
Technically these hacks for national security reasons are not necessarily in China's commercial interests, but they highlight how fragile the recent agreement is.
"They are technically adept, they move very fast, they have a core of experienced people, they operate in a country with fragile areas and elude the Yemeni authorities.
