It's a social awkwardness.

Zuma senses the urgency of the situation.

The phenomena associated with problems at the critical Mach number became known as compressibility.

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Due to its high surface area and porous structure, drugs can be adsorbed from supercritical .

Any change in government in Havana would leave him in a tight spot.

The observer for United Nations Watch raised the critical situation regarding minorities in Darfur, Sudan.

The whole process of Sinai's remilitarization further questions the crucial and thus far, discrete role of the USA in this region's dynamics.

At this critical time, a mere smooth transition period of graduation from the status of least developed country would not be adequate.

And even if you missed, you know, the first boom of Wi Fi you know, Wi Fi did the critical price, it did the critical mass, but hasn't done displacement yet, and hasn't done free yet there's still more opportunity in that.

And they're not embarrassed by a meds caddy that's ugly, that sits on their kitchen table and says, I'm old. I'm frail.

D0 denotes a critical diameter at which all molecules of a low dimensional glass are located on its surface.

While CANDU is a critical design, many of the concepts can be applied to a sub critical system.

The critical factor now is to ensure that the review process is thorough and prepares us well for next year's negotiations.

Finally, I am sure that expressions of human solidarity at this critical time will be extended to those who need help.

Alkali metal reduction Base catalysed decomposition (BCD) Catalytic hydro dechlorination (CHD) Gas phase chemical reduction (GPCR) Photochemical dechlorination (PCD) and catalytic dechlorination (CD) reaction Plasma arc Potassium tert Butoxide (t BuOK) method Supercritical water oxidation (SCWO) and subcritical water oxidation

This critical size range (or particle diameter) typically ranges from nanometers (10 9 m) to micrometers (10 6 m).

At this critical juncture we must join forces and do our utmost to make that vision come true.

The blog Critical Legal Thinking, which had a comprehensive coverage of the four days of protest, described the city as effectively in State of Exception .

In face of that critical situation, the international community must become even more deeply engaged in the search for a viable political solution to the conflict.

30 or so scientists around the world gathered and asked a question for the first time, Do we have to put the planet into the the pot?

Lost in the angst over inequality is the critical role that central banks have played in exacerbating the problem.

At this critical juncture, on behalf of the Committee, I call on the Government of Israel to refrain from taking any action that might further destabilize the situation.

Because of the low bandwidth and extremely high latency available on the Internet, distributed computing typically deals only with embarrassingly parallel problems.

In that document, the Secretary General had elaborated the critical path of the transition, focusing on the most essential elements necessary to establish peace and security in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

This will help define appropriate boundaries for the critical support needed by countries and better assist the integration of supported activities into national efforts.

But their contribution is crucial, especially in the critical area of the rule of law, which can be the key to stability in the early phases of peacebuilding.

Many Europeans feel all three candidates are superb, and that, contrast to previous elections, America is suffering from an embarrassment of riches.

And a similar analysis, I think, can apply to the potential awkwardness of a sexual solicitation, and other cases where plausible deniability is an asset.

Technology has provided a bit of an upper hand, allowing them unprecedented control and creativity in maneuvering the tenuous balance between work and family (Temple 2009).

A forest may consist either of closed forest formations where trees of various storeys and undergrowth cover a high proportion of the ground or open forest.

Green eco activists, while feeling awkward about support from this quarter, nonetheless find them useful allies.

But, like any family secret that would cause us discomfort if faced directly, we Western women turn a blind eye to it.

In a post on Vkontakte (Russia s most popular online social network), Kadyrov shared a short video featuring roughly half a dozen men standing in a row with their heads bowed in shame.

It failed, for example, to back its man on the ground, the able Slovak diplomat Miroslav Lajcak, at a crucial moment, fatally undermining his authority.

The thread holding the lock is free to execute its critical section (the section of a program that requires exclusive access to some variable), and to unlock the data when it is finished.

At high monomer concentrations, the critical size (the size where nanocrystals neither grow nor shrink) is relatively small, resulting in growth of nearly all particles.

In this case, the freezing is done rapidly, in order to lower the material to below its eutectic point quickly, thus avoiding the formation of ice crystals.

In conclusion, I would like to reaffirm once again our strong support to the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs and express our appreciation for its remarkable activities at this crucial juncture.

And we talk about how women have such strong perceptions, because of our tenuous position and our role as tradition keepers, that we can have the great potential to be change agents.

But it is not impossible as long as policymakers understand the critical role played by the exchange rate and the need to subordinate capital flows to the requirements of competitiveness.

When water achieves a specific critical temperature and a specific critical pressure (647 K and 22.064 MPa), liquid and gas phase merge to one homogeneous fluid phase, with properties of both gas and liquid.

The next thing it hit, a year later, was critical mass. In this case, 20 percent is often a good proxy for critical mass in a household.

With its history, culture, and traditions including its critical, independent, and even rebellious spirit within the former Soviet Union Georgia would seem to be an ideal candidate for successful democratization.