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It means that Google's ability to refine its algorithms for search results and its analysis of consumer behavior, interests, and needs will have a depth and a range that no one else can match.

Iran's reliance on its cleaner fossil fuel seems unlikely to diminish as international sanctions continue to bear down on its nuclear program, which in turn have curbed imports of gasoline; though Iran has large oil reserves, its ability to refine its own gasoline falls well short of its needs.

The quality of the fuel burned for transportation in Iran has suffered, by some accounts, because of sanctions that have limited the country's ability to refine its own gasoline.

The United States also imposed sanctions on companies involved in Iran's nuclear industry, as well as on its petrochemical and oil industries, adding to existing measures that seek to weaken the Iranian government by depriving it of its ability to refine gasoline or invest in its petroleum industry.

The importance of the RMS lies in its ability to refine and even change an animal's sensitivity to smells, which explains its importance and larger size in the rodent brain as compared to the human brain, as our olfactory sense is not as developed.

Not only did this affect our ability to refine our methods, it also limited the amount of time that monkey A was able to adapt to the system.

While refining margins have weakened in recent months, Chevron should benefit from its ability to refine low-cost heavy crude oil.

The ECAE process involves very large plastic strains and is well known for its ability to refine the grain size of a polycrystalline metal to very fine size scales, depending on the number of passes and the nature/type of material involved.

Among all, nano-silica has been proven an effective additive to cement matrix for accelerating cement hydration due to its high reactivity, ability to refine the microstructure and thus, leading to a reduced porosity (Toutanji et al. 2004).

"It has been more than a generation since anyone built a new refinery in the U.S.," says Kam. "Valero's ability to refine cheaper high sulfur or sour crude and its market-leading position among refiners suggests that this company should be trading at much higher multiples than the market currently assigns to it".

Valero is the most flexible oil company, says Gheit, with the largest refining capacity in the U.S. and the ability to refine a large number of feedstocks, giving it a competitive advantage over smaller competitors with limited abilities.