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The wettability of such materials has to be characterized experimentally under the operating process conditions.
Particularly, mass transport in the ATR cell has to be characterized.
In order to prepare for such a network, the electromagnetic environment has to be characterized and tests in laboratories have to be performed to estimate the communication performances.
As underlined by Poli and Schmidt (2002), this suggests that a wide pressure-temperature-composition space has to be characterized to predict the evolution of subducting slabs.
The knowledge of reason has to be characterized differently, for its activity is grounded in eternal knowing and can be seen as nothing other than this activity.
In what has to be characterized as huge win for Microsoft, it announced this morning it had secured a 6-year deal with HP , Incto run Microsoft Dynamics' customer relationship management (CRM) and service software.
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If his food had to be characterized, it could be called -- well, no, it can't be.
I had to be characterized that way in order for something to happen".
For this reason, the encoding shown in this table would have to be characterized as "less useful".
The rest of the sales would have to be characterized as dim-witted.
To identify a species by TOF SIMS, all physically feasible fragments of this specific component have to be characterized.
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