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The modulated CN incorporating π-deficient aromatic systems possess a higher reduction potential because the extension of optical absorption of CN mostly results from the up-shift of HOMO, which is favorable for the photocatalytic degradation of organic pollutant.
This is because the extension of the QBO-wind fields throughout the vertical domain of the stratosphere is not random, but rather organized with a continuous downward phase shift (Baldwin 2001).
The state was important both because women had entered the labor market, often as state employees, and also because the extension of state services was necessary for their transition from housework to the labor market.
For the third party, it is infeasible to learn any load profiles or the tariff because the extension of the attacker's capabilities still does not include reversing the embedding without knowledge of the embedding parameters as in the semi-honest case.
This initialization approach was used because the extension of the space solution could be considered.
Moreover, the epidermal constricting force and pharyngeal stretching force are mechanistically linked because the extension of the pharynx requires the elongation of the epidermis.
Because of the extension of Sapporo and the growth of the commercial and industrial harbour of Tomakomai after World War I, Chitose grew rapidly.
The row came as figures released on Thursday by the Department for Communities and Local Government show that council housing stock is declining because of the extension of the government's right-to-buy scheme.
Only a few weeks ago, officials were warning that the union's enlargement could cost Russia's economy $150 million to $300 million a year in trade, mainly because of the extension of unionwide quotas and tariffs to countries where Russia has separate trade agreements.
This is in part because of the extension of the "local connection" policy to hostels, which means that the money for beds is ringfenced for those who can prove a connection to the local authority, and also because young people are increasingly priced out of the private rental market in the capital.
The vast space — formerly the Theater at Madison Square Garden, formerly the Paramount Theater, formerly the Felt Forum — is reduced in seating capacity by 1,000 because of the extension of the 168-foot-wide "Wintuk" set into the audience, and now has 4,500 seats.
