inconsiderable

In effect, most of the surplus cash - helped not inconsiderably by lavish spending habits - of these entities gravitates naturally into the coffers of the developed world.

As can be seen, with increasing the tempering temperature, in the beginning the yield and tensile strength change inconsiderably but in the range 400-500[degrees]C, both properties increase and again in the range 500 -700[degrees]C the yield and tensile strength decrease.

Fed-up residents are to stage a two day protest after losing their patience with hospital staff who park inconsiderably in their streets.

As Figure 5 shows, phytomass of plants in the substrate contaminated with the mixture of 5 g/kg NaCl and Safecote was somewhat smaller than that of control plants, while in the substrate contaminated only with Safecote, it was inconsiderably bigger compared to control plants.

The fact is that one runs the risk of winning largely on a small outlay, or of losing inconsiderably. Many oil companies have been formed, some are actually sinking wells, and a swarm will be organized."

Laboratory investigations showed that composition of HMA mixture produced in AMP1 and AMP2 varied inconsiderably and did not exceed tolerances from JMF value (except for the content of particles > 8 mm) (Table 1).

In the same period of time, the complexity degree of executed works by the same personnel had a value inconsiderably inferior, [K.sub.l] = 4,93.

Between d 20 and 30 of MA storage, the analyzed parameters changed inconsiderably, except for a further significant increase in acidity and a decrease in the W/P ratio.

BIG HITS Jon Davies set the tone with his crunching tackle on Scottish wing Lee Jones, huge Jim Hamilton upped the ante with a tremendous challenge on the not inconsiderably built George North - who does not come off second best very often - before the double hit on Ian Evans in the second half left us all glad it wasn't us out there.