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Mayor van der Laan's office said he had assured the government "that criminality and related problems around coffee shops will be strongly addressed and that marijuana use among young people will be further countered".
The crystalline size calculated from PSA is further counter-verified by PXRD and Williamson–Hall plots.
44 Collaborations with celebrities can be further complemented by counter marketing and social media efforts to discredit incorrect messages from celebrities while spreading evidence based advice.
This class can be further divided into forward counters (Figure2a and backward counters (Figure2b, depending on whether the counter is incremented or decremented until being reset to a predefined value; Figure 2 Sub-chains. (a) Counter-like sub-chain, forward counter.
This class can be further divided into forward counters (Figure2a and backward counters (Figure2b, depending on whether the counter is incremented or decremented until being reset to a predefined value; Random walk sub-chains (see, Figure2c): the value of the descriptor variable is subject to random, but constrained, increments and decrements.
When a CuPc hole transport layer is further introduced, carbon counter electrode based perovskite solar cells exhibit a superior power conversion efficiency of 16.61%.
Since the outlook for equities in Japan looks dismal, the banks' ability to use gains from those stocks to counter bad loans is further diminished.
As a result, population spike patterns are further entrained by population interactions which counter the effects of single cell spike time variability and increase the robustness of theta sequences.
The radioactivity was further measured in a β-counter.
Considering this huge superiority for real applications, structural optimization of the counter-flow MFC is further conducted by reducing the electrode distance and discarding the outer part of the electrodes.
A generally low-key song, "I Miss You" is built on a simple puttering metronomic beat, which has been further described as a "minimal, geiger-counter-sounding click-pop [one]".
