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"This ethanol mandate is poor public policy," Ms. Feinstein said during the floor fight, adding that it "actually achieves a transfer of wealth from all states to the Midwest corn states".

By varying the thickness of Al2O3, we can acquire the ideal current density and contact resistance based on our demands and achieve a transfer between Schottky contact and ohmic contact.

Radionuclide therapy (or "targeted", "metabolic" or "molecular" radiotherapy) may be defined as a radiation therapy that uses local, loco-regional or generally administered open (i.e. "unsealed") radionuclides to achieve a transfer of radiation energy to a pathological target tissue and by this means to exert a destructive tissue effect.

It turns out that the proposed solution achieves a power transfer efficiency of greater than 50% on average (reasonable compared to the existing similar solutions).

The resulting finite cell extension to isogeometric analysis achieves a truly straightforward transfer of a trimmed NURBS surface into an analysis suitable NURBS basis, while benefiting from the favorable properties of the high-order and high-continuity basis functions.

A preliminary design of the multi-meter long collinear dielectric wakefield accelerator that achieves a highly efficient transfer of the drive bunch energy to the wakefields and to the witness bunch is considered.

He had achieved a rare transfer.

For the first time since its independence from Britain almost half a century ago, the little landlocked kingdom, surrounded by South Africa, has managed to achieve a peaceful transfer of power despite a last-minute hiccup.

DAMASCUS (The Borowitz Report) — Supporters of the United States' twelve-year quagmire in Afghanistan cheered the news today that the U.S. would strive to achieve a seamless transfer of that quagmire to Syria, effective immediately.

The objective of all of cementless prostheses designs has been to achieve a perfect transfer of loads in order to avoid stress-shielding, which produces an osteopenia.

To achieve a successful transfer, strong emphasis must be put on mutual learning and exchange of knowledge, socio-technical experimentation, adaptation and social embedding.