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A new impeller was designed to host the developed structured catalysts, which allowed the facile use of the catalyst for the practical application in a batch reactor for water/wastewater treatment.
The external shell of the CUORE cryostat is a large cryogen-free system designed to host the dilution refrigerator and the bolometers of the CUORE experiment in a low radioactivity environment.
Two glass compositions are investigated: an Er Yb doped silicate glass, which amplifies the signals when pumped at 980 μm and a matchable passive glass, which is designed to host the waveguide splitter.
The head array is designed to host the community pairs corresponding to the most significant increments in modularity so that the modularity structures obtained out of the sampling exhibit high modularity scores that are, on the average, even greater than what the CNM algorithm produces.
It must provide connection between the main electrooptical cable and the detector structures and has been designed to host and protect from the effects of corrosion and pressure, the optoelectronic boards dedicated to the distribution and the control of the power supply and digitized signals.
GEM Amplifier Shaper Tracking ON Events (GASTONE) is a low-noise low-power mixed analog-digital ASIC designed to host 64 channels to readout the GEM inner tracker (IT) detector foreseen in the upgrade of the KLOE apparatus at the LNF e+e− DAFNE collider.
It cannot be overstated that this is particularly the case when the system is designed to host clinical data.
These attractions are designed to host 180 million visitors per year an ambitious plan.
Meany described the stadium as a multipurpose facility designed to host football games, soccer games or possibly Olympic events.
You need third party software since YouTube.com is designed to host and share videos only.
The park was originally designed by Joseph Forsyth Johnson to host the first of two major expositions held in the park in the late 19th century.
