"It is a matter of the utmost urgency that the group lifts the very real threat from its creditors by paying down its debt, and provides the reassurance that its bankers demand, that in the nearest future it will be run by a board which is competent, cohesive and capable of taking business decisions in an informed and decisive manner".
"We got good dope, because now we could afford it," said Joe Perry, though the paranoia and disunity their usage caused can be heard on the tracks from the album, except for this title track, which is a cohesive monster of a song.
This provided relations between the number of H atoms (coverage of the grain boundary) and the cohesive strength, which is further applied in cohesive zone FE modeling of a triangular nanometer sized fracture mechanics cantilever beam.
That charm helped the warmhearted movie, which is far less cohesive or funny than "La Cage aux Folles," become a hit in France.
The adherend and the adhesive region, which is modelled using cohesive elements, stand macroscopically.
Cadherins (E-, P-, N-, M-, and VE-cadherin) are cell adhesion molecules, which organise contacts via Ca2+-dependent interactions and bind directly to β-catenin, which is required for cohesive function (Vestweber, 2008).
Here, we present a rare case of poorly cohesive adenocarcinoma of the ampulla of Vater without tubular structure, the histology of which is similar to poorly cohesive adenocarcinoma of the stomach.
Key said he was leaving a caucus that is "capable, committed and cohesive", which is largely true – barely ever have the ideological and personal differences among National MPs erupted into public view.
In order to characterize the individual contribution of each alloying element to the strength properties at high temperature, we introduce a parameter, χ, which is the partial molar cohesive energy of an alloy component.
