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The disposable hydrophones are intended for onetime use in such damaging environments as chemically contaminating fluids and high-amplitude (peak amplitude ∼100 MPa) shock wave fields, where the use of commercial membrane hydrophones is not recommended.

In Ethiopia, common bean is one of the major grain legumes cultivated, with its production centred in small farmers' fields where the use of N fertilizer is limited and average yields are low, usually less than 1 ton ha−1 (CSA 2013).

It is in this latter field where the use of magnetic nanoparticles has had most impact in neurology.

The separation and preconcentration of the substance from large volumes of solution can be highly time consuming when using standard column SPE, and it is in this field where the use of magnetic or magnetizable adsorbents called magnetic solid-phase extraction [MSPE] gains importance.

Since culture has also poor specificity, it has been suggested the need for repeated isolation of the same Aspergillus species as part of the diagnosis of invasive aspergillosis [ 13], in a field where the use of diagnostic tools widely differs between different hospitals.

Therefore, we suggest an abstract evolutionary embryogeny system based on vector field editing, where the use of a graph structure to build a nonlinear system is omitted in favor of evolving a system phase space directly.

While the process has been designed and characterized specifically for pharmaceutical products, the proposed approach can be used in several other fields where the characteristics of porous material have to be monitored.

The department, Mr. Benepe said, is also giving priority for conversion to heavily used fields where the more bruising game of soccer is played rather than baseball.

According to Harris, the chip could be used in a whole bunch of new fields where the technology was previously too expensive, including automated agriculture and mining.

Silicon nitride bearings are especially useful in applications where corrosion, electric or magnetic fields prohibit the use of metals.

The results discussed here are labelled DCO o) for dedicated core field where 'o' indicates the use of observatory data for a modelling approach largely based on development made in the Swarm SCARF DCO L2 framework (Rother et al. 2013).