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One solution to this problem is to copy the processes in green plants by having the reactants with a preference for recombination form on opposite sides of a membrane.
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But he would not copy the process Republicans had tried to use for repeal.
While jurors found that Shell copied the process of using catalysts to produce ethylene oxide more efficiently, they concluded that the infringement of the patent was not intentional, a decision that will stop Union Carbide from seeking triple damages.
In Nashabiyeh, in Rif Damascus, the local council has asked Tamkeen to share the templates of its financial documents with it, so that it can copy the procurement processes that had freed Tamkeen from accusations of corruption.
She pauses momentarily, and then goes on to describe in detail a process-based type of biomimicry - solar cells that copy the natural process of photosynthesis, or creating energy from sunlight, in leaves.
When G2 becomes full, we continue the process to copy the live objects into G3.
The process to copy the Oyster smartcards used by transit systems in London and other cities can be published, said a Dutch court.
Note that the recreation process of the heritable part is copying, while the process recreating the non-heritable part cannot be copying, otherwise it would be part of the heritable part.
Watson and Crick's intuition was correct, as this is how DNA is copied in the process known as replication.
The two factories in Minamata and Niigata had copied the German production process, but the toxicity reports went unnoticed for > 50 years (Ishihara 2002).
Shen Kuo noted that the process was tedious if one only wanted to print a few copies of a book, but if one desired to make hundreds or thousands of copies, the process was incredibly fast and efficient.
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