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She missed three with netted forehands, partially forced by Sharapova's brave second serve, but the fourth was converted with a cool forehand volley.
Straight from a West Ham set-piece in their own area, the Baggies broke with Berahino feeding Sessegnon who returned the ball with a precise square pass, which was converted with a calm finish.
A forehand on to the line helped the Frenchman engineer his first break point and although he wasted that opportunity, a second was converted with a ruthless cross-court forehand.
A RRDE was developed containing an Al disc, which was converted with a chromate phosphate film, and a carbon ring, where the Cr6+ reduction rate was measured in situ.
After the pair exchanged poor drop shots at the start, Murray moved ahead at 4-2 when Bolelli put another forehand into the tramlines and a welcome ace helped him towards three more set points, the first of which was converted with a rasping backhand winner.
Traced onto transparency film stuck to the computer screen, the market glitches were converted, with a little interpretation, into digital sound data, and copied to a 10" vinyl record.
Recorded gauge heights were converted with a discharge stage relation.
The remnant effect terms are mapped to unknown processes in CSML, though they will be converted with a similar methodology described in this section.
To acquire a maximum score of 100, the score was converted with a correction factor and ranged from 0 to 100, in which 0 implies poor and 100 excellent function.
Wing beat data were converted with an analog-digital converter from National Instruments USB-60099).
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