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Most Republicans only look at one side of the ledger and totally discount the potential savings both to consumers and the government from the long-term "curve-bending" provisions in the bill.

Considering the newly calibrated carbon isotope curve as a reference the long-term eustatic curve of Haq et al. (1988) can easily be correlated with the general trend in the Decontra section (Fig. 7).

From what you have seen from the products of the committees that have reported, do you see a successful effort being mounted to bend the long-term cost curve?" "No, Mr. Chairman," said Elmendorf.

The master curve was compared with the actual long-term creep curve.

Finally, the regression line and survival curve of the cohort of referents were used to predict a long-term survival curve beyond the follow-up for the ESRD population.

A long-term survival curve was generated using the Kaplan-Meier methodology.

Figure 3a d shows the long-term light curves of the IPT and aurorae observed by Hisaki.

f Long-term stability curves of CNT emitters grown H2/C2H2 = 140/5 sccm.

"Long-term" polarization curves grow up to 150 °C and decrease at 175 °C.

These experiments were designed to obtain the long-term breakthrough curves (BTCs) in order to unambiguously determine the full deposition kinetics and the fraction of the solid surface area (Sf) that was available for NP deposition.

Through bending and torsion dynamic analysis, long-term master curves are obtained for the materials moduli over more than 30 frequency and time decades, and the relevant shift factor over a wide temperature range.