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Direct mercerization of raw CF yielded the transformation of highly crystalline cellulose I (81.3%) to II (63.7%) as observed in the shifting of XRD patterns.
This will result in the shifting of electricity demand on the grid to off peak time slots as users try to avoid high peak hour charges.
Some of these costs may be of concern to the company's stakeholders, but not to policy makers if, for example, financial distress simply results in the shifting of sales from the distressed firm to a competitor firm – unless the competitor is abroad.
King Abdullah's strategic visit to China, India, Malaysia, and Pakistan at the beginning of the year signaled a possible shift in Saudi economic outlook, especially in the shifting of oil and gas interests from the U.S. and Europe to East Asia.
Releasing the cars-delivered figure early was a factor in the shifting of opinion.
Moreover, as highlighted in Hamermesh (1993), the presence of lags in the shifting of social contribution is usually significant (on average, long-run shifting equilibrium takes more than a year) due to the presence of nominal rigidities.
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