After this time period, the generation process became highly unstable with large quantities of small particles produced.
These units produced small quantities of unstable naphthas and large amounts of by-product coke.
Some of these could be used in designing well-defined substitute antibodies for the study of target molecules which are difficult to purify, available in low quantities, are unstable or have poor immunogenity.
When the mean value is small, the ratio of these two quantities becomes unstable and its interpretation becomes difficult.
However, until Fred Hoyle applied his mind to the question it looked as though many of the intermediate steps might be too unstable to account for the quantities of those elements that are observed.
Originally, it was intended for the comparison of the two samples with the same GDC thickness, but a 420-nm-thick GDC-based cell showed highly unstable outputs in the measured quantities.
LK6 sampling was performed in the last days of the lake mixing, characterized by an unstable chemocline, fast oxidation of large quantities of sulfide that resulted in the highest concentration of sulfide oxidation intermediates.
The compost is considered stable if it contains mainly recalcitrant or humus-like matter, but some times unstable when it contains a high quantity of biodegradable matter that may maintain high microbial activity (Kalamdhad et al. 2009).
It is needed in large quantities, but because N is unstable, it can quickly be lost to the environment.
Cbp20 is unlikely to be present in significant quantities as a monomer since it is unstable in the absence of Cbp80, both in mammals and yeast [ 31– 34], and is undetectable in Cbp80-immunodepleted extracts [ 29, 35].
The same relation holds, for an unstable atom or nucleus, between the uncertainty in the quantity of energy radiated and the uncertainty in the lifetime of the unstable system as it makes a transition to a more stable state.
