In particular, the Pt-ZnO nanofibers exhibited a photodegradation reaction rate that is ∼40%% higher than that observed for mere ZnO nanofibers.
Why, asked Wallace, if the principle of utility inherent in natural selection is absolute, did humans develop brains far beyond that necessary for mere survival?
Most recently, Craig Bierko, Lauren Graham and Oliver Platt tackled it in 2009 in a version that ran for mere weeks.
"He believes that rules are for mere mortals to follow," said Jonathan B. Tucker, the author of "Scourge: The Once and Future Threat of Smallpox" (Atlantic Monthly Press, 2001).
We found some greenies working off the bucolic shore of Gardiner's, but they were skittish, small pods that broke water for mere moments at a time.
Deals of the scale of U2's with Apple will doubtless remain the exclusive preserve of entities of the scale of U2 and Apple, but there might be something in the model that could work for mere mortals.
Among the many arcane corners of the financial world highlighted by the Wall Street crisis, high-frequency trading — in which computers scan billions of bits of market data for trading opportunities that may exist for mere fractions of a second — has generated a surprising amount of discussion.
What the Internet robs you of is the sensual thrill of the chance find, the discovery of lovely old things, these totems of learning and aspiration, the dotty collector's privilege of holding them, knowing that, in exchange for mere money, in a few moments they can be yours.
How did he intimidate her in that situation?" You people at the Days Inn couldn't possibly understand how exculpatory these anecdotes are! 5. No, you're not a criminologist, but you're important, and so your extra special thoughts on forensics should be given more weight that the people who actually perform those tasks and apply that knowledge, for mere five figure salaries.
