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He added: "There is likely to be some debate about how the GM sales figure has been achieved in light of highly visible late-year promotional activity.

The paper considers recent developments in WfW and whether its objectives have been achieved in light of tensions and constraints associated with the macro-policy environment.

Emanuel has derived a way of measuring the maximum potential intensity that a hurricane can achieve, in light of the climatic conditions in which it forms, which include the sea temperature as well as the temperature high in the atmosphere above the storm.

Continuous production of isoprene from CO2 and H2O was achieved in the light, occurring via the endogenous methylerythritol-phosphate (MEP) pathway, in tandem with the growth of Synechocystis.

One wonders how UEFA's stated aim can be achieved in the light of the continued apparent failure of politicians, police, football officials and others in either Poland or Ukraine to condemn the racism, anti-Semitism and violence recorded by the Panorama team at recent matches in both countries.

As time passes, a governance model may be called into question because of its intrinsic characteristics or because of the results achieved, in the light of various considerations.

By virtue of the exceptional sensitivity achieved in the light-scattering detection of single nanoparticles, we then examined the resolving power of HSFCM for the measurement of nanoparticle sizes by analyzing a mixture of monodisperse silica nanoparticles in five sizes ranging from 40 to 90 nm in diameter (Supporting Information Figure 4).

It is shown that enhanced photocatalytic activity of Zr/N-NTA is achieved in the visible light region as a result of synergy effect of N/Zr codoping and use of nanotubular NTA as precursor.

The optical spectra illustrate that more effective photon capturing is achieved in the visible light region with larger total surface area of the ZnO photoanode because more N3 dyes can be adsorbed onto the film.

The goal of this paper is to review recent advances in performance achieved in the CELSS Antarctic Analog Project CAAPP) in light of the likely resource constraints.

Break in was achieved via light suction and 1 ms voltage pulses (450 610 mV).