Nevertheless, the main intrinsic drawback of CNTs is their insolubility or extremely poor solubility in most of the common solvents due to their hydrophobicity, thus creating it tricky to explore and understand the chemistry of such material at the molecular level and device applications.
His usual persona is that of the frowning goofball, at once puerile and intense, and "Three Billboards" is the first film to explore that tricky compound.
We explore the tricky realm of bond buying (p. 132) and show how to invest in the airline industry with little fear: airport bonds (p. 134).
George Osborne, the shadow chancellor, made the pre-emptive strike in a speech he gave on August 20th.Fairness may define the political struggles to come, but defining it is tricky; Mr Osborne explored three meanings.
But finding new terrain to explore on a thoroughly explored globe is a tricky proposition.
A mindbending production, it so boldy touches upon the topics of depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder and other fierce, yet tricky mood-swinging themes that are often considered taboo to explore -- especially in a tale set to music.
Moreover, choosing where and how to explore (another strength of the oil majors) is trickier than you might think.Instead, Schlumberger is planning more of what it is best at: pushing the technological boundaries of extracting the black stuff.
Although tackling structural uncertainty is tricky, one attempt is made by DeCarolis et al. [38], who explore the near-optimal decision space with their technique modelling to generate alternatives (MGA) [39].
Working with the director Seth Barrish, who also staged "The Tricky Part," Mr. Moran explores and exploits his own diffidence.
Class is the literal experience in Collected Stories at the Samuel J. Friedman Theater, which explores the tricky relationship between teacher and student, mentor and protégé.
