In this case, according to Mr. Kelly, the temporary deposits were not made permanent as they usually are.
Some of those substitutions can be made by elements of environmental importance, such as Tl+, ½ Pb2+, ½ Hg2+, ½ Cd2+, Tl3+, Cr VI), As V), and these compounds can work as temporary deposits of these species, thus reducing their environmental impact.
Understanding the dissolution reactions of jarosite-type compounds is notably important for an environmental assessment (for water and soil), since some of these elements could either return to the environment or work as temporary deposits of these species, thus would reduce their immediate environmental impact.
The government is also considering a temporary increase in deposit insurance coverage to reassure investors and savers about the stability of the banks.
Open image in new window Fig. 9 Temporary evolution of deposit thickness for two series of exchangers.
That legislation would make permanent the temporary increase in deposits guaranteed by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, to $250,000 from $100,000.
A second provision would make permanent the temporary increase in deposits guaranteed by the F.D.I.C., to $250,000, from $100,000.
"Cape Cod is a temporary, steadily diminishing glacial deposit whose shores have been subject to submergence by a rising sea level since its creation some 15,000 years ago.
It's a simple idea – the government should be able to take a £3,000 deposit from temporary migrants and return it when they leave.
By terms of the Treaty of San Lorenzo, Spain, in 1795, had granted to the United States the right to ship goods originating in American ports through the mouth of the Mississippi without paying duty and also the right of deposit, or temporary storage, of American goods at New Orleans for transshipment.
