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Thus, both an excellent mechanical connection and metallurgical bonding by diffusion can be realised, which guarantees optimised heat transfer.

Third, by combining this enlarged public operator with Network Rail, significant efficiencies and savings would be realised, which could in turn be used to cut fares, increase investment, or reduce the deficit – all politically popular ends.

Charging the vehicles with anything but renewable electricity means the full benefits of EVs will not be realised, which is the ability to have a pure zero carbon transport system.

There exist prediction strategies for each sequence xt−1 that can possibly be realised, which can predict essentially as well as the predictor in (mathbb {M}) that turns out to be best for that sequence "with hindsight" [19,30].

This is a complex process, also because of the reference to possible future developments and the "shadow boxing" about the promises that ensues: Wonderful futures can be projected, waiting to be realised, which then justifies present efforts and allows criticism of those who don't want to join in.

Target antigens for BCSCs need to be further defined so that effective targeting of the BCSC compartment can be realised which spares normal stem cell niches but disrupts the cancer stem cell niche.

Instead, a producible fibre alignment is realised, which may include local fibre particularities and, hence, locally raised material efforts.

It should have been frankly corrected straight after the significance of the omission was realised, which seems not to have occurred until a week later.

A better microstructural controllability of the alumina foam prepared by the modified protein coagulation casting process was realised which is believed to be beneficial to the multifunctional application of these ceramic foams.

There is an international petition – organised by A World at School, who are campaigning to make sure every child's basic right to education is realised – which already has nearly 200,000 supporters, but needs more.

Due to this intimate contact between phases, mass transfer coefficients (kL) of up to 1.5×10−3 m/s have been realised, which, coupled with values of the specific interfacial area (a) of 8 18 000 m2/m3, have yielded volumetric mass transfer coefficients (kLa) of up to 22 s−1 which are orders of magnitude higher than typical values obtained by conventional systems.