Ground and underground wells for spatial gas drainage were also adopted to efficiently drain the pressure-relief gas from the adjacent seams, eliminating the outburst risks of these seams, and eventually achieving safe and efficient mining of the entire coal seam group.
The predicament of researchers today grew out of decades of dreaming about, and eventually achieving, bigger labs, bigger grants, and bigger research universities, medical schools and biomedical research institutes (Bourne, 2013).
In this case, initial treatment could be tailored to the individual and we could aim at shortening the time to onset of effective treatment, improving the cost-benefit and risk-benefit ratios of these agents, and eventually achieving 100% response rate with minimal toxicity.
Pattakos was educated at the Hellenic Military Academy and eventually achieved the rank of brigadier general.
Certain that her husband, Giorgio, is cheating on her, Juliet, in search of answers, journeys through a supernatural netherworld of quacks, mediums and seers of various sorts and eventually achieves a kind of serenity.
Barred from singing in church, because her voice was too rough, she started performing in night clubs, worked as a Tina Turner impersonator in Las Vegas, and eventually achieved success on the world stage with her 2006 album, "Mi Niña Lola".
The soft-core version turned up at a yard sale in California in 1992 and eventually achieved limited distribution, thanks to the exertions of some West Coast cult-video collectors.
August 14 , 1945Waco, Texas Steve Martin, (born August 14 , 1945 Waco, Texas, U.S ., American comedian, writer, and producer who began his career as a stand-up comic and eventually achieved success in motion pictures, television, Broadway, and literature.
Maoists went on to wage a decade-long civil war, in which they sought (and eventually achieved) the overthrow of the monarchy and the promotion of the interests of the lowest caste.
PAGE A19 OBITUARIES ADOLFO CALERO, 80 A leader of the American-backed contra rebels who fought Nicaragua's revolutionary Sandinista regime and eventually achieved their ouster through democratic elections.
MEXICO CITY — Adolfo Calero, a leader of the American-backed contra rebels who fought Nicaragua's revolutionary Sandinista government and eventually achieved its ouster through democratic elections, died on Saturday in Managua.
