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You had better believe the telescope's mixed crew of Australian and American technicians are primed to perform at peak efficiency.

In Real Time PCR of genomic DNA from three bacterial species, locked nucleic acid pentamers showed high priming efficiencies.

The prime mover efficiency, refrigerator COP and dimensionless dissipation and their impacts on total COP are investigated and discussed.

These real-time implementations allow to address the inherent digital design challenges of FBMC waveforms and also, in one of the cases, to experimentally validate the prime spectral efficiency and spectral characteristics of this 5G candidate waveform.

You don't have to go any further than the recent scandal at Veterans Administration hospitals in the US to see what can go wrong when you create a stretch goal in an organization that hasn't been primed for efficiency.

Three micrograms of genomic DNA were fluorescently labeled with Alexa-Fluors conjugated dCTP by Klenow fragment polymerization (Invitrogen, Bio-Prime), the efficiency of which was quantified (Nanodrop 1000) such that competitive hybridizations were matched for DNA concentration.

It is not only a strong function of the prime mover's efficiency (and hence its pressure ratio and peak-cycle temperature) but also of the propulsive efficiency of the propulsor (and hence of the engine type).

The Pareto frontier of conflicting objectives (life cycle savings and prime energy saving efficiency) is obtained for the optimal system design.

The sheer scale of the estate – and the fact that public-sector staff enjoy more space per person than those in private sector offices – made it a prime target for efficiency savings.

Gaining much needed cash and operating efficiency are prime incentives for municipalities to undertake such transactions.

Charge motion is of prime importance in the efficiency of comminution in tumbling mills.