And Mr. Bernanke, a member of the Fed's board from 2002 to 2005, has been blamed for abetting the easy-money policy of his predecessor, Alan Greenspan, who, critics say, kept interest rates too low for too long, precipitating the housing bubble.
There were more practical changes, too, that precipitated the superhero's later shift from fundamentally childish preoccupation to pop cultural symbol of the age.
When the DNA was too viscous to precipitate, it was collected using a genomic tip.
The concentration of the species PO43− in the blood is probably of the order of 10−6 M, making it far too dilute to precipitate out at all.
What tips the scales on this issue is that driving the dollar too far down could precipitate a crisis with regard to the U.S. budget deficit.
Moreover, once it has done its job, the iron in ferrates precipitates too, as iron oxide, leaving pure water behind.In this section The waiting game Space hopping Smoked out Any old iron?
The most common approach is to lower the solubility of its component molecules very gradually; if this is done too quickly, the molecules will precipitate from solution, forming a useless dust or amorphous gel on the bottom of the container.
On reviewing psychotherapies appropriate for TBI patients, Folzer [ 29] made the following observation, "If 'immature' defenses and coping patterns are removed too early, the therapist may precipitate a catastrophe.
(To be sure, Congressional Republicans, not content with having killed the TARP the first time around and precipitating October's market crash, appear to be happy to bury Detroit and precipitate a November crash, too).
