This accident is one of the most serious accidents in the high-temperature gas-cooled reactors from the viewpoint of loss of coolability.
Grossdeutschland took nearly 10,000 casualties out of a strength of 18,000 men, and at one point was reportedly close to mutiny; but from Model's viewpoint these losses were acceptable because they meant that Ninth Army's own troops did not have to suffer them.
From the individual viewpoint additional weight loss of 1.5 kg or 0.6 kg (i.e., the mean weight losses in the phone and internet group compared to self-help materials) is not the amount wished for.
Unfortunately, species at immediate risk of extinction are often already suffering from a genetic viewpoint (inbreeding depression, losses of genetic diversity, maladaptation etc), and these translocations are used to free them from immediate threats such as predation, disease and habitat loss.
Some distinction can be made between the generation of 1820, whose members wrote, often from an aristocratic viewpoint, about exhaustion, emptiness, loss, and ennui, and the generation of 1830, whose members spoke of dynamism though often in the form of frustrated dynamism.
This paper discusses ergonomic design principles and programs in terms of a practical, comprehensive corporation-wide loss management viewpoint.
The objective of subtask B is to propose suitable indoor terminals from the viewpoint of avoiding mixing loss in spaces.
The viewpoint that radial oxygen loss (ROL) of submerged macrophytes induces changes in redox conditions and the associated phosphorus (P) availability has been indirectly confirmed at larger spatial scales using conventional, destructive techniques.
From the viewpoint of reducing the losses of all types, the width of the SCR of about 0.3 μm is optimal, which corresponds to the concentration of uncompensated acceptors in CdTe close to 1016 cm−3.
From a mathematical viewpoint, the combined profits and losses on these derivatives will, by definition, cancel out, so they should not add anything to the total underlying loss.
