This work studies the influence of the amount of water accompanying and stabilizing the conventional oxidant agent H2O2 on the activity of different TAPO-5 materials in cyclohexene oxidation, in comparison to that of the par excellence large-pore Al-free Ti-beta zeolite.
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS New York's Empire Zones and Centers of Excellence, two large economic development programs, are not working.
Not surprisingly, centres of excellence with large volumes have better patient results than centres with small volume of patients receiving ECMO [33, 34].
In the USAF, an award is given annually in McClelland's name, for excellence in large unit communications.
"Interactive Design Architects brings local knowledge and a track record for delivering excellence to large, complex civic projects".
In fact, executional excellence, at which large tech companies usually excel, often runs counter to the culture of risk taking required to spawn new, disruptive initiatives.
People rely on our opinions and commitment to excellence to make large investments of themselves and their money.
Thomas Row was acknowledged for his teaching excellence in a large class, while Winrich Kuehne received the honor for a small class.
There are AstroTurf groups like "Educators 4 Excellence" who take large sums of money to act like a genuine grassroots group but whose pledge includes supporting discredited teacher evaluation methods favored by union busting corporate donors.
As a university system that tops national rankings for both excellence and serving large numbers of first-generation students, we've made it a priority to address this gap.
We seem to want a purity of spirit and behavior in our elected officials that seems completely unrealistic to me -- but that said, what I can say is that O'Malley is of the policy caliber and demonstrates a rare management excellence over a large and effective state bureaucracy that makes him a very credible candidate for the US presidency.
