A new series of green solvents that constituted with ionic liquids (ILs) and dimethyl acetamide (DMAc) were developed as good solvents for zwitterionic copolymers, and the dissolutions of amphiphilic copolymers carrying carboxylbetaine and sulfonatebetaine in these new solvents were studied.
Different operating conditions of the experiments have been considered in order to identify the maximum heat loads that constitute, with the inlet temperature and pressure at each component, the design requirements for the cooling system.
It is this sort of examination of historical differences that constitutes comparative history, with the aim of recognizing patterns and making generalizations.
In these respects, Gadamer's work, in conjunction with that of Heidegger, represents a radical reworking of the idea of hermeneutics that constitutes a break with the preceding hermeneutical tradition, and yet also reflects back on that tradition.
Here we present the spreadsheet named AnoTExcel that constitutes a database with detailed information on most of the repetitive elements present in the genome of the mosquito.
In this case, we think that information and consent should be clear and in a "OPT-IN" form, because the donor's sample is identified by a code that constitutes the link with the donor's data.
Moreover, focus group discussion was conducted with a group of farmers that constitutes two elderly people with the age of 65 and 71, four young women and men with the age between 23 and 25.
The title refers to a concept rather than a truth, intended to convey the rich heritage of labour that constitutes aesthetic niceness, but with none of the rights that come with it.
Globalization has been described by Castells (2008, p. 81) as "the process that constitutes a social system with the capacity to work as a unit on a planetary scale in real or chosen time".
