That sounds like a contradiction to a lot of people, but to Martin Sullivan, the chief executive, it just reflects "the board and management's long-term view of the strength of the company's business, earnings, and capital gengenerating power".
However the lower limit images of type "MTF" were slightly inappropriate in view of the strength of modification by embedding because some degradation was perceptible as shown in Figure 10.
Intragranular acicular ferrite is regarded as a most desirable microstructure feature, in view of its strength and toughness, both in weld metals and in the heat-affected zone.
Dual-porosity models in view of their strength and simplicity can be mainly used for sugar-cube representation of fractured media.
"The decision has no impact on ABP's view of the strength of its case and our offer of a substantial compromise would have enabled AMEP to proceed without hindering the future development of the Port of Immingham," it said.
Clay minerals (sepiolite, zeolite A, palygorskite and vermiculite) characterised by high specific surface areas and thus able to keep water in the structure and promote pozzolanic activity of metakaolins were used as additives in air lime and air lime metakaolin mortars and their impact was evaluated in a view of mechanical strength at 28, 90 and 180 days.
This provides an integrated view of the strength and failure mode of the combined system.
PPCheck can be used to analyze diverse set of protein protein interfaces, where simple distance criteria are employed to screen for interface residues followed by a quantitative view of the strength of interactions at the interface.
In view of the strength and clarity of the association between visiting the wildlife center (petting lambs in particular) and being a case-patient, no formal analytical epidemiologic investigation was conducted.
While the definition of beauty has changed over the decades, from Rubenesque roundness to Twiggy thin, the fascination of an audience to muscular development is something that has occurred thousands of years when the Greeks and Romans built stadiums, including the stone amphitheater in Delphi and the Coliseum in Rome, for viewing feats of strength and competition.
