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When the generated heat is limited, the reactant has to be introduced according to a specified feed-rate profile.

A dangerous type of childhood meningitis has been virtually eliminated in Uganda in just five years after a vaccine was introduced, according to a study released this week.

The number of single-use plastic carrier bags has dropped by 71 per cent in Wales since a 5p charge was introduced, according to a report.

By the mid-1920's the prom had become a school dance, which by the mid-1930's was so popular that commercial prom guides were introduced, according to a doctoral dissertation on prom history by Felicity Paxton, cultural historian and a fellow at the University of Pennsylvania.

Defense Minister Ehud Barak convened a special meeting on Monday with the military chief of staff and the leaders of Israel's police force and prison service "during which possible scenarios were introduced," according to a statement from Mr. Barak's office, "as well as possible ways to cope with them and maintain security needs while trying to restore the calm on the ground".

In fact, it may not even be appropriate to analyze synonymous substitution rates in genes subject to frequent conversion events, because their nucleotide changes are not introduced according to a Poisson process, but rather as segments of changes.

The government's public-private partnership (PPP) plan for the Tube system should be abandoned in favour of a bond-financed public option, unless tougher safeguards on safety, contract compliance and value-for money are introduced, according to an in dependent report for the London mayor, Ken Livingstone.

Less intrusive than a phone call and more immediate than e-mail, instant messaging is finding users far more quickly than e-mail did when it was first introduced, according to Forrester Research, a technology research firm in Cambridge, Mass.

This year, 55 new alternative funds have been introduced, according to Josh Charney, an alternative investment analyst at Morningstar, bringing the total number of funds to about 400.

In the 1980s new council builds "pretty much disappeared" after right-to-buy was introduced, according to the Institute for Fiscal Studies, a think-tank.This time, the Tories promise to build a new home to replace every one sold.

In the 1980s new council builds "pretty much disappeared" after right-to-buy was introduced, according to the Institute for Fiscal Studies, a think-tank.