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It can be said that temperature of 900°C seems to be high enough to realize a complete deoxidization of Ga2O3 to generate a high density of gaseous Ga2O.

Although there apparently are those who feel it is an invention that ranks right up there with the electric fork, our forebears were savvy enough to realize a good thing, especially since the stores were usually low on ready-packaged apple slices, juices and jellies.

Therefore, those at advanced age and with multiple co-morbid conditions could undergo screening and not live long enough to realize a mortality benefit [ 3].

According to these authors, the lifetime is long enough to realize an efficient dust growth in the Milky Way and even in starburst in the early Universe.

For the magma flowing in a conduit to reach the surface of the ground without fragmentation, ω in Eq. (10), (the exponent of the porosity-permeability relationship), should be large enough to realize an effective gas escape from the system.

A single scan representing a simple point of view is not enough to realize an accurate 3D reconstruction of the boulders, but the TLS kit is supplied with circular/rectangular targets characterised by a very reflective surface (Fig. 5(a)); their position can be acquired for a simple take and distinction to the beam of the scanner.

But Chief Paolillo was a person big enough to realize that an officer didn't need a heavy hand.

I'm smart enough to realize that a film about these issues is far more interesting than a film about me.

Board member Mellody Hobson is even clearer: "Howard knows himself well enough to realize that a role in national politics isn't right for him". Yet Schultz refuses to surrender his dream of fixing America.

The big Fijian has been around long enough to realize that a good start is nothing more than that.

Since inauguration, Bush officials have been savvy enough to realize that a peace process train that had led nowhere under Clinton would likely lead to the same destination under Bush.