The thermal decomposition of the polyethylene leads not only to the generation of the porosity but also to an in situ reduction of the metal compounds to the metal nanoparticles, due to the reductive atmosphere.
Phenomenological analysis has frequently been compared to conceptual clarification in the ordinary language tradition, for example, and the method of 'phenomenological reduction' that Husserl invented in 1905 offers a striking parallel to the reductive project opened up by Russell's theory of descriptions, which also made its appearance in 1905.
"Trekkers" (the term Nimoy always preferred to the reductive "Trekkies") will know this material well.
In nearly every case, neo-Classicism gives way to realism, which yields to the reductive or abstracting tendencies of Modernism.
In contrast to the reductive process of carving, modeling is essentially a building-up process in which the sculpture grows organically from the inside.
She explains, "That it is possible to hold this paradox as part of my daily reality points to the reductive and narrow-minded nature of Rick Santorum's assertions that prenatal testing increases the number of abortions".
Until then he recommends that we pay more attention to the reductive effects of food science, recognize the fallibility of research studies (because to replicate the healthy effects of, say, the Mediterranean diet completely, you need to live like a villager on Crete) and dial back the clock.
In this quality, "The Good Wife" stands in contrast not merely to other legal shows, with their "The Internet killed him!" plots, but also to the reductive punditry of the mainstream media, so obsessed with whether Twitter is making us stupid.
It was interesting to find the polyplexes were sensitive to the reductive glutathione (GSH).
The resulting ferrous-based acid solution is redeployed to the reductive leaching step.
Further work remains to discern the relative contributions of DOM and Mn II) to the reductive dissolution of HMO.
