Taken together, our findings are not compatible with the notion that phytic acid is an important temporary storage compound for P in leaves of the studied forbs.
They are called man camps — temporary housing compounds supporting the overwhelmingly male work force flooding the region in search of refuge from a stormy economy.
Shen et al. also used a similar sequence involving temporary protection of compound 405 with levulinates to prepare the triciribine prodrug 407 (Scheme 117).
Many of the displaced are living in temporary shelters in compounds of churches, schools, mosques and markets – with little or no access to basic sanitation and hygiene facilities.
The state-run news agency, Antara, reported that 25,000 people, mainly Madurese, had taken refuge in tightly guarded temporary shelters near military compounds, police stations and local administration offices in Sampit and in Palangkaraya, the provincial capital.
In Benghazi, both compounds were temporary homes in a volatile city teeming with militants, and they were never intended to become permanent diplomatic missions with appropriate security features built into them.
Different materials could serve specified purposes: transparent plastic for fenestration, organic compounds for temporary decomposable scaffolds, metals for primary structures and so on.
The centres, housed in tents within carefully designed compounds, are temporary emergency measures, and, in time, all will be shut down.
Along those lines, it must mean something that the word redoubt, which so many reporters trotted out to describe the defensive and temporary nature of Mr. Hussein's compound, is so closely related to the word reduce.
The preparation of compound 6 involved temporary protection of glucose with chlorotrimethylsilicane and hexamethyldisilazane followed by selectively hydrolyzed.
