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With line-shape analysis using a modified Lorentzian model, the broad absorption band around 2.25 eV can be resolved in three resonances, and the changes in the line-shape parameters due to degradation, heat treatment and the dependence of film thickness were studied.

clade (Fig.  11), then all fossil and extant species of modern Osmundaceae can be resolved in three mutually monophyletic genera: Todea, Leptopteris, and Osmunda, the last of these including the subgenera Plenasium, Osmunda, Claytosmunda, and Osmundastrum (Fig.  12).

The differences, he said, "could be resolved in two minutes if people wanted".

"I was told that my case would be resolved in two weeks; I was in detention for two and a half months.

He blamed the delay in filling the cabinet posts on Sunni infighting, and said the matter would be resolved in two to three days.

Hancock says this needs to be resolved in two ways – in the short term by boosting the number of digital apprenticeships, and in the long-term by putting coding into the curriculum from a very young age.

The issues in development and environmental management are so complex and interlinked that they could not possibly be resolved in eight simple goals as the MDGs attempted to do.

In lesser hands, I would be worried that there is no way all this can be resolved in two episodes, but Hollands has repeatedly proved himself a smart, sharp juggler of storylines.

Sharon Hefferan, 45, the director of Metero, an after-school program for girls in Chicago that was founded by lay Catholics, said, "This is a starting point for getting some resolution on the right course, but anyone who thinks it can be resolved in two days is unrealistic".

With Israeli Government officials eager to repair the relationship, and no time limit on the GoNZ's restrictions, it is possible the issue may be resolved in six months, when the Cara and Kelman have served their time, and leave the country.

These problems could be resolved in two ways: synthetically modifying the structure or finding new formulations with enhanced properties.