It is now a lubricant, its binding properties repelled, its volume concentrating into great hydraulic power.
The first volume concentrates on reactions of electrophilic carbon, phosphorous and sulfur.
The remainder of this volume concentrates on the Persian period, the two and a half centuries following the Babylonian Exile.
Since then, the companies have toned down their battle for market share as defined by volume, concentrating instead on revenue per case.
By contrast, the author dismisses "Parade", which had brought Picasso, Satie and Massine together for the first time seven years earlier, as "a gimmicky, quasi-modernist ballet", largely as a result of Jean Cocteau's egregious contributions (the author seldom has a kind word to say for poor Cocteau .The first half of this volume concentrates on Picasso's work for the stage.
Secondary dewatering by centrifugation or filtration is often performed to minimize the processing volume, concentrate the algal slurry, and drastically reduce the water content (Barros et al. 2015).
Localizing the carbonic anhydrase to a small volume concentrates it, increasing the maximum reaction rate per volume, V ca and V ba.
16– 18 In a recent neuroimaging study, peripheral hearing loss was also associated with accelerated brain atrophy in whole brain and regional volumes concentrated in the right temporal lobe.
Local bone resorption, by reducing structural volume, concentrates applied forces in the remaining bone; this leads to increased strain and presumably increases the stimulus for local bone repair.
