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Stephenson said: "Line Of Duty shows what the reinvestment of money in drama on BBC2 has achieved – unique, powerful and gripping drama that gets the nation talking.
After conjugation, the newly postulated drug (GNP-VS) has achieved unique cell killing properties.
By experimental investigations of mass transfer and micromixing characteristics in the Rotating Packed Bed (RPB, or "HIGEE" device), we achieved unique intense micromixing.
Consequently, choosing a suitable approach and tool for each design phase is essential for achieving unique design and performance goals.
Codoping carbons with heteroatoms can achieve unique electronic structures and show tailored electrocatalytic capabilities by rationally regulating their dopants.
The use of enzymes in textile surface design to achieve unique surface patterning has also been explored.
"We believe we can achieve unique databases – and advertising and market research will make up the biggest piece of the piece; research for statistics, trends, as well as a white label model," says Kunkel.
All the results indicate that electrochemical processes can achieve unique and important results, which the conventional semiconductor technology cannot realize, anticipating their increased importance in future semiconductor nanotechnology and nanoelectronics.
Case (c) states that there exists a condition in the transformed program for which there are no test data to achieve unique cause coverage, which is required for MCDC.
Heterostructured nanowires, such as core/shell nanowires and nanoparticle-decorated nanowires, are versatile building blocks for a wide range of applications because they integrate dissimilar materials at the nanometer scale to achieve unique functionalities.
Such approach achieves unique integration of tunability and homogeneous distribution of catalytic components, enhanced heat/mass-transfer, self-supported feature, and high permeability, thus exhibiting tremendous potential for application in harsh reactions.
