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Not much more will be gained with a new generation of low-yield nuclear weapons.

She was skeptical about how much could be gained with a 20-minute shift.

The strategy, Ms. Ramirez said recently, "allows operating companies to exploit the lack of transparency in patent ownership to win a tactical advantage that could not be gained with a direct attack".

The Chelyabinsk meteor scenario is studied and the potential warning time that could be gained with a space-based survey system with respect to an Earth based-survey system is shown.

it's the most important WLOCP in more than a decade, not only because the SEC East title rests in the balance, but also because of the position each program finds itself in at this time and the momentum that stands to be gained with a win or squandered with a loss.

Doctors, in turn, should accept that a reduction in fear is a worthwhile goal in cancer treatment, if it can be gained with a risk of toxicity that is acceptable to the patient and without a reduction the chance of survival.

Thus, we don't see what information would be gained with an additional Southern lane.

Greater stability is gained with a collateral ligament-preserving implant.

Then the CdTe mini-module of 7.03% efficiency was gained with a total area of 54 cm2 and nine integrated elementary cells.

But this impressive record had been gained with a modicum of fortune: Gerd Müller had scored an 88th-minute winner at home against Austria, and a 90th-minute winner away in Cyprus.

Thermalization of the fast (2.45 MeV for D D reactions) neutrons produced by the PF is gained with a paraffin or polyethylene moderator which contains both the neutron source and the irradiation chamber.