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So perhaps or perhaps not: Albertine endows its users with a collection of intensely tactile memories, capable of producing both bliss and despair.

A single microorganism was capable of producing both enzymes for degradation of organophosphorus, carbamate and pyrethroid pesticides.

This study is concerned with an open absorption (liquid desiccant) system, capable of producing both cooling and dehumidification for air conditioning, utilizing low-grade heat.

A PV/T collector is a combination of photovoltaic and solar thermal components integrated into one system that capable of producing both electrical and thermal energy simultaneously.

Thus, centrally acting α2-adrenoceptor agonists are capable of producing both vasodilation and vasoconstriction, though these effects can be driven more toward one or the other depending on the route of administration.

But Peronism is a remarkably plastic political concept, capable of producing both the neoliberal policies overseen by Carlos Menem in the 1990s and the redistributive policies of the Kirchners.

This enzyme was capable of slowly producing both MAs III) and DMAs III), with either Trx or the artificial reductant tris 2-carboxyethyl phosphine (tris 2-carboxyethyl phosphinenTCEP.

The model organism Methanosarcina acetivorans is one of a small group of methanogens capable of producing methane both from acetate and from methylated substrates, such as methanol, methylamines, and methylsulfides (4).

Recent studies have demonstrated that primary and immortalized hepatocytes are capable of producing and releasing both exosomes and MPs (Conde-Vancells et al., 2008, Witek et al., 2009, Pan et al., 2012, Povero et al., 2013).

Bale is one-footed but he's more than capable of producing spectacular results with both feet.

Finally, cultures of the sediment material from the mine (1) were capable of producing dissolved sulfide at both near-neutral pH and at pH values near 4.0; and (2) formed precipitates of either FeS or elemental sulfur.