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This paper is a continuation of Part I, which aims at widening the knowledge about MSF operation.

The present paper aims at widening the knowledge on the correlation of solidification microstructure refining scale, Mg composition and heat treatment parameters with the mechanical properties in Al-7Si-Mg cast aluminum alloys.

This paper aims at widening the existent literature of the in situ evaluation of the thermal conductance, through the discussion of the results of a measuring campaign which lasted four years on real buildings, and by comparing the reference specific thermal conductance (C) values with those computed on the basis of the measurements.

So far, all attempts at easing congestion have been aimed at widening roads by cutting down trees.

Mirroring the broader movement, students have taken aim at widening income disparities and the cozy symbiosis between Washington and Wall Street.

Among those giving more weight to the benefits: the U.S. State Department, which issued final approval late last month for the construction of a new pipeline aimed at widening the United States' tap on Canadian tar sands.

Classic rock radio had given me a canon, and Top 40 acts I loved, like Heatwave and Silver Convention, were not represented in a small British book aimed at widening the canon a smidge but no more.

Newham University Hospital NHS Trust for its Unique Newham Doc Route, a pre-medical school scheme aimed at widening participation for A-Level students considering a career in medicine from this diverse, socially and economically deprived borough by offering a one year placement.

But ministers have finally published radical plans aimed at widening the ownership of land across the country, which could result in currently private estates being taken away from landowners and handed to local communities.

The two senators are part of a six-lawmaker trip to Cuba, Haiti and Colombia, which is aimed at widening agricultural trade with Cuba, inspecting recovery efforts from the 2010 earthquake in Haiti and discussing anti-drug efforts in South America.

The Higher Education Policy Institute (HEPI) report proposes a "take our sons to university day", modelled on the success of "take our daughters to work" days, and the use of male role models in activities aimed at widening participation among under-represented groups in higher education.