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HybridCache obtains a good remote hit rate at the expense of having a great redirection fail rate as shown in Figure 2f.

Positive uses of strategic redirection have a greater chance of successfully managing these devices than more heavy-handed techniques because they're in sync with the digital attitudes of today's students.

That means money supply growth is emanating from government's misallocation and redirection of capital.

The redirection of capital is crucial to accelerate the transition to a new, value driven economy.

If the parameter is a redirected, this returns the redirection string rather than what the redirection evaluates too.

A more comprehensive understanding of the gene repertoire and its regulation during turion formation has also great potential for industrial applications including the redirection of carbon flow into higher energy products.

The new importance of northwestern Europe in terms of overall population and concentration of large cities reflects in part the "Atlantic revolution," the redirection of trade routes brought about by the great geographic discoveries.

Since he was one of the most intelligent, humane, ethical and self-critical of authors, any self-conscious redirection of his talents is of great interest.

"The one thing that always comes from a crisis is that it turns into the catalyst for change and redirection, which generally leads to something great," Marshall told ABC Radio National on Friday morning.

Last month we convened the greatest number of accomplished citizen groups on the largest number of reforms and redirections ever brought together.

Viewed together, it seems reasonable to attribute the greater stiffness and more brittle texture of the FHT-RNAi periderm to the redirection of ferulic acid moieties so that ordered stacking is favored rather than esterification to alkyl chains.