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In a statement, they said, "The Times is not for sale" and stressed that the company was "profitable and generates very strong cash flow, which we believe makes us perfectly able to fund our future growth".

This is because lymphoma is a homogeneous tumour and generates very few internal reflections.

For solid samples, a Thermal Ionization Mass Spectrometer (TIMS) is often used, e.g. for strontium and neodymium specimens, and generates very precise results.

He found two men dressed as mice distributing chocolate euros to children, and generating very little interest indeed.

"In the first half of 2004, BNP did excellent business and generated very good results," the chief executive, Baudouin Prot, said.

"The idea is to be very low cost, very safe and generate very little waste," said the Microsoft co-founder in Peking.

Data centers provide a volume of computation and storage resources for cloud-based services, and generate very huge traffic in data center networks.

As the saturation of the tunnels in a repository progresses, the pre-compressed bentonite buffer may swell and generate very high swelling pressure in the range of 7 15 MPa.

The limitation for heat resource can only be overcome by film mulching at the beginning, when the sun can reach the soil, and generate very high temperatures under the plastic and in the soil.

31 Crysol takes into account details of both the protein itself and the water molecules surrounding it and generate very accurate scattering intensity profiles from known structures when compared to experimental data.

The review of genomic studies is challenging: the science is difficult to comprehend [ 58], the studies are hypothesis-generating rather than hypothesis-testing, use very large sample numbers [ 59, 60], and generate very large amounts of data that can be analysed many times for different purposes.