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The electron removed from P700 by this oxidation event migrates along an internal electron transport chain and finally reduces ferredoxin (Fd), the final electron acceptor of PSI.

Hitchcock, working through his catspaws (birdspaws?) terrifies his heroine, bloodies her, and finally reduces her to catatonic silence.

The results show that the specific thrust initially grows asymptotically with fuel equivalence ratio, then reaches a maximum, and finally reduces rapidly for a given flight Mach number.

In these, the intima first increases, subsequently remains stable, and finally reduces in width proportionally to the increasing diameter.

The simultaneous curve-fitting reduces the number of parameters needed to analyze the response, which is a more informative approach and provides better estimations of parameters, and finally reduces their interval of confidence [ 31].

Thus, oleate protects against cardiovascular insulin resistance, improves endothelial dysfunction in response to proinflammatory signals and finally, reduces proliferation and apoptosis in VSMCs that may contribute to an ameliorated atherosclerotic process and plaque stability.

Instead of trying to convey, say, the essence of what it means to subtract fractions, teachers tell students to draw butterflies and multiply along the diagonal wings, add the antennas and finally reduce and simplify as needed.

Occupied by Union troops four times during the Civil War, and finally reduced primarily to smoke and ashes, the unimpressive city of barely 5,000 souls that once presided over a slave state rebounded to thrive on King Cotton.

Mr. Hajim might well have been speaking of Mr. Almijan, whose costly 12-year habit ruined his family's lucrative silk trading business, left him deep in debt and finally reduced him to a lowly job at a small hotel.

Tortured by thirst, stricken by scurvy, feeding on rat-fouled biscuits, and finally reduced to eating the leather off the yardarms, the crews, driven first by the Peru Current and throughout the voyage by the relentless determination of Magellan, made the great crossing of the Pacific.

Experiments towards a solar thermochemical cycle for NH3 synthesis at near atmospheric pressure using a transition metal reactant and a Fresnel-lens solar furnace are reported here: reacting Cr metal powder with gaseous N2 to Cr nitride, hydrolyzing Cr nitride powder with steam to NH3 and Cr2O3, and finally reducing Cr2O3 powder back to Cr with mixtures of H2, CO, and N2.