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By those methods, they prepared remarkably stable TiO2 nanofluids whose absorbency changed very little after 10 days.

For more than fifty years, eating at fast-food restaurants has been an almost clinically impersonal experience: the food is rapidly prepared, remarkably cheap, utterly uniform, and served immediately.

Getting Ready Remarkably, preparing for a cycling trip like the one in Oregon doesn't require months of non-stop training.

The last of the great privatisations is being prepared with remarkably little public concern.

Amarillo, for his part, seems remarkably prepared for a surprise assault, and you wonder if the nefarious plan was to ensure as many casualties on both sides as possible; fewer officers to ask awkward questions, fewer criminals to answer them.

Some colleagues found Mr. Obama remarkably well prepared, even more so than longtime staff members, in discussions.

They were remarkably well prepared for and perhaps even a little jaded about what Computer Science 101 might bring.

But people who are well trained in science are, uniformly, remarkably well prepared to do all sorts of work.

Remarkably, when he prepared to star opposite Garbo in "Camille," Stanwyck acted the leading man's role at home and taught Taylor how to play it.

Consequently, the double-shelled materials especially prepared at 850 °C display the remarkably improved cycleability, rate capability, and thermal stability in contrast to normal one.

The CO oxidation activity additionally demonstrates that samples prepared by EGR method show remarkably better performance (100% conversion in <100 °C) as compared to their impregnated counterparts (100% conversion at ∼300 °C).