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The use of interview data is above all because of its additional explanatory power – It allows the acquisition of information that has not been fully disclosed by the firms in written discourses.
This additional rotor winding is usually referred to as a damper winding because of its additional property of damping out any oscillation that might be caused by sudden changes in the load on the rotor when in synchronism.
For instance, metal oxide/3D macroporous graphene could store large amount of charges because of its additional pseudocapacitve redox reactions of metal oxides with advantageous macroporous structures.
The use of an immobilized yeast cell system for alcoholic fermentation is an attractive and rapidly expanding research area because of its additional technical and economical advantages compared with the free cell system.
Although diamond retains its title as hardest substance because of its additional ability to resist any attempt to slide, or shear, one face parallel to another, Cynn says osmium's low compressibility hints at a new class of superhard materials.
Ethereum is another cryptocurrency related project that has attracted a lot of hype because of its additional features and applications.
Finally, though the mothers were encouraged to practice continuous KMC because of its proven additional benefit compared to the intermittent, many of them chose to do the latter or combine the two.
Barbrook et al. (2006) hypothesized that this would be the last gene to be retained in the plastid genome of any heterotrophic plant, because of its essential additional role in heme biosynthesis.
Incorporating traveling wave ion mobility orthogonally to the time-of-flight (TOF) analyzer (oa-TOF) enables a gas phase separation which, because of its orthogonality, provides additional separation at no additional cost to throughput.
Ex situ conservation through cryobanking has been preferred to other conservation strategies (ex situ in vivo and in situ conservation) because of its lower cost and its additional benefits such as the use of cryosamples in case of an epidemic.
It faces additional pressure because of its major presence in the United States, where it bought Ernst & Young's consulting arm for $10.5 billion in 2000.
