Right now, the removing expense of shale gas is higher when contrasted with the expenses of extraction of routine gas or coal; however, the up-and-coming upgrades in boring innovations could diminish the extraction costs (Alahmadi 2010).
Each of the variously sized panels and canvases is jampacked with so much visual information that it is almost an exhibition unto itself, especially when contrasted with much of the wan stuff being made today, stuff that makes good old-fashioned slacker art look overly ambitious.
Moreover, the term in the interest of, when contrasted with the maintenance of, grants "a much wider legislative remit that allows Parliament to take a prophylactic approach" and includes "laws that are not purely designed or crafted for the immediate or direct maintenance" of the Article 14(2) grounds.
This finding is interesting when contrasted with the effects of strength of ethnic identification found with Hispanics and blacks.
It is clear when witnessing so many police killings of African American men during the past few years, especially when contrasted with videos of police not shooting armed white men, that there is a disparity in how lives are respected and valued.
The nihilism and violence that are often found in our music and film should be recognized as the cynical entertainment that they are when contrasted with the reality of Sept. 11.
Alstead's claim was "difficult to believe" when contrasted with boasts of success sent to shareholders, according to the report.
Measuring EEG/ERP, in short, is too hard to do on the tens of thousands of subjects needed in a GWA, particularly when contrasted with the use of existing patient records or questionnaire-based assessment of psychiatric symptoms.
However, it is the comparison with the starting point of the two in 1988 that allows us to assess much better the enormous progress achieved by Asian countries; a progress that is perhaps even better seen when contrasted with the lack of progress in Africa (not shown in the graph here).
The results of Wisecaver and Hackett [ 2] are particularly interesting when contrasted with the evolution of kleptoplastidy in the sea slug Elysia chlorotica, an organism that harvests plastids from the stramenopile alga Vaucheria litorea [ 12].
