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Pressure driven filtration then delivers remarkably low product moistures.
Compared with bare ReS2, the ReS2/CNTs composite anode delivers remarkably enhanced electrochemical performance.
It is also employed as integrated electrode for electrochemical water splitting and delivers remarkably enhanced catalytic performance for hydrogen evolution, such as low onset overpotential (110 mV), small Tafel slope (47 mV decade−1), and stable cycling performance.
After a week in a Rendezvous test vehicle, as well as a stint in the MDX, I came away with a sense that the Buick delivers remarkably carlike handling and substantial luxury, but falls slightly short of the more refined Acura in its details and execution.
Endowed with this, the sample delivers remarkably improved catalytic properties for electrochemical hydrogen evolution reaction, including the large cathodic current (10 mA cm−2 at a small overpotential of 200 mV and 74 mA cm−2 at a small overpotential of 300 mV) and low onset potential (140 mV).
Thus, synaptic input delivers remarkably rich information to single neurons during locomotion.
His battery could deliver remarkably large currents.
Mr Welch, it had become clear, liked to "smooth earnings" to deliver remarkably steady growth quarter after quarter, year after year.Special report Capitalism and its troubles Crisis?
In addition to delivering remarkably clear HDTV images and five-channel CD-quality sound, the new technology will allow broadcasters to transmit an almost unlimited combination of video, audio, and data to the home via digital transmission.
No American ballet troupe had ever performed a Graham work; Colorado Ballet's classically trained dancers went through a painful crash course in Graham technique to deliver remarkably authentic and widely acclaimed performances of the landmark 1944 dance.
In our database of more than 5,400 upper-level managers from the US, Europe, Latin America, and Asia-Pacific gathered since 2010, 46% are rated "too little" on the item, "Holds people accountable — firm when they don't deliver". Remarkably, the result holds up no matter how you slice the data — by ratings from bosses, peers, or even subordinates.
