The comparative study reminded us that the strong interfacial interactions or the long interfacial relaxation time aroused by the entanglement, were essential for successfully preparing polymer nanocomposites.
When he was sworn in last month, the Arab world's biggest country gained an unabashed Islamist as its leader for the first time, arousing alarm here and abroad.
"You have never lived until you have dealt with hundreds of fourth-graders, at the most inopportune time, aroused by cries of 'Rat!
The zealots of that time aroused public passion to rebel against Rome in defiance of the sane advice of the rabbis, who, at great peril to themselves, cautioned moderation and accommodation with the Romans.
"The brief notice which appeared in the telegraphic news at that time aroused a passive interest which had existed from my childhood," wrote Wilbur, "and led me to take down from the shelves of our home library a book on animal locomotion by Prof Marey which I had already read several times... we soon passed from the reading to the thinking stage, and finally to the working stage".
This brief moment in time arouses a deep longing in Einar, a longing to live as a woman.
Qandil's arrangements to interview Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi on the anniversary of the 1969 coup that brought him to power, and also Tariq Aziz, the vice president of Iraq at the time, aroused controversy among ART's managers.
No succession at the Times arouses more speculation than that of the paper's next executive editor, whose job is to direct the news operation.
Parades of neo-Nazis passed by the building, waving flags emblazoned with swastikas and shouting, "There's the synagogue!" A man in a white polo shirt ― a similar uniform as the one worn by James Alex Fields Jr. and other white supremacists ― walked by the synagogue several times, arousing the suspicion of temple security. .
He said there was still a month to go before the inauguration and there was still time to arouse world opinion.
