Basically, the blast furnace is a countercurrent heat and oxygen exchanger in which rising combustion gas loses most of its heat on the way up, leaving the furnace at a temperature of about 200° C (390° F), while descending iron oxides are wholly converted to metallic iron.
In Dodie Smith's 1920s-set novel The Town in Bloom, the young women alternate between a "Club" (read: respectable hostel) for young women, and sharing a mews flat – it's called The Heathen because it hasn't been wholly converted from being a stable/garage.
Therefore, the acoustic energy radiated by the transducer almost wholly converts to the formation compressional energy.
Therefore, the acoustic energy radiated by the transducer almost wholly converts to formation compressional energy.
In agreement with our observations, Wang et al. [ 35] recently described gene conversion occurring at a higher frequency towards the terminal regions of rice and sorghum chromosomes, showing wholly converted genes at an average distance of 3 Mbp from the telomeres in rice and a similar tendency in homologous regions of sorghum.
However, these calculations are biased by the over-representation of two duplicated regions, between chromosomes 3 and 10 and the 11-12 duplication, which represent between them 82% of wholly converted genes and, to a lesser extent, high levels of conversion in the orthologous regions in sorghum.
With the same aim they have also wholly or partially converted existing private companies.
The deal has been in the making for months now, but yesterday Panasonic finally announced a tender offer for Sanyo Electric, paving the way to convert Sanyo into a wholly owned subsidiary as early as the middle of next month.
Staver has argued in court in favor of so-called conversion therapy, a wholly debunked practice of trying to convert gay people into straight people.
Toshiba announced yesterday it plans to convert Toshiba Matsushita Display Technology (TMD) into a wholly owned subsidiary.
It is often traditionally assumed that both cis-regulatory and coding DNA are inert with respect to the information they carry, wholly dependent upon interactions with complex protein-based systems designed to convert sequence information into cell functions.
