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And I realize there is absolutely no reason for him to have answered me honestly, no genuine rapport that could have been formed between a plainly-ignorant American and a staff-member who was paid to serve him.

A partnership has been formed between a major poultry producer and Scotts (Maysville, OH), the nation's leading source of consumer garden products (The Scotts Company 2005), so that these pellets will be used not only in crop production but also for golf courses, landscaping, and home gardening.

Poulsen transformed this device so that it could generate radio waves; the arc was formed between a copper cathode (positive terminal) and a carbon anode (negative terminal) in an atmosphere of a hydrocarbon gas and a transverse magnetic field.

The heterojunction is formed between a high-bandgap semiconductor (e.g., Al0.4Ga0.6As, with a bandgap of 1.9 eV) and one of a lower bandgap (e.g., GaAs, with a bandgap of 1.42 eV).

In standing wave acoustic levitation technique, a standing wave is formed between a source and a reflector.

The FPI cavity in our device is formed between a mirror situated on the V-beam and reflections from the end surface of a cleaved optical fibre.

The term 'Serious Game' is based on the notion that a connection is formed between a serious purpose – other than fun –, information and gaming technology (Sawyer and Rejeski 2002).

An oscillating flame with large amplitude is formed between a conical-shape flame and a plateau flame under the condition of Lewis number Le > 1 mixtures (rich CH4-air and lean C3H8-air mixtures).

The basic concept of this approach is illustrated in Figure 2a: An adhesive interface is formed between a graphene/metal substrate and a target substrate, and then the two substrates are separated under tensile loading by double cantilever beam fracture testing [53].

In a crystallographic resolution, a diasteromeric crystal or complex is formed between a chiral acid (like D-tartaric acid) and the compound so they can be separated.

For instance, in the active site of NADP-dependent enzymes, an ionic bond is formed between a basic amino acid side-chain and the acidic phosphate group of NADP.