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In a polemical new book, "The Writing on the Wall: How Asian Orthography Curbs Creativity" (University of Pennsylvania Press), Mr. Hannas blames the writing systems of China, Japan and Korea for what he says is East Asia's failure to make significant scientific and technological breakthroughs compared to Western nations.

Conversely, Fig. 3 CO2 breakthrough under alternative injection rates, and shows that the CO2 injection rate results in earlier breakthroughs compared to gas acid injection.

In addition, early colloid breakthrough compared to a conservative tracer suggests the effects of hydrodynamic chromatography.

Humic acid accelerates the U VI) breakthrough compared to the humic acid-free system.

Regular well pattern provided longer oil production time at a constant rate until CO2 breakthrough compared to irregular well pattern.

In the case of water air imbibition, narrower fracture apertures showed more stable fronts and delayed water breakthrough compared to the wide fracture systems.

However, it still represents a significant breakthrough compared to current 3D metal printers, the vast majority of which are operated by industrial manufacturers and cost hundreds of thousands of pounds.

Laboratory column studies conducted for the adsorption of trichloroethylene on activated carbon in tapered convergent beds show that the solute front sharpens as it travels along the column depth, resulting in a longer time to breakthrough compared to a conventional stratified fixed-bed adsorber.

Recent advances in GWAS using mixed models represent a breakthrough compared to older methods, and allow analyses of a limited number of traits in reasonably sized samples even on personal computers.

This breakthrough compared to the current regulation is a high priority for Parliament, as it would enable French Guyana, for example, implement territorial cooperation projects with Brazil or Suriname through an EGTC.

HBeAg was present at higher titers in the birth sera of the babies with HBV breakthrough infection compared to the babies without breakthrough infection; moreover, the mean serum HBV DNA levels in the mothers of the four infants with HBV breakthrough infection was significantly higher than in the mothers of babies who did not become infected.