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We present a newly developed in situ/operando sample presentation device for radiation based characterization techniques.
Since arriving in New York, President Rouhani has been engaged in a vigorous campaign to present a newly moderate face of Iran and insist he is serious about rejecting nuclear weapons.
Film Forum will present a newly restored print from the University of California, Los Angeles; after the screening Mr. Schulberg and Patricia Neal, who plays the savvy media consult who turns Griffith into a national phenomenon, will be interviewed onstage by the film historian Foster Hirsch.
We will present a newly designed external cavity called the V-shape external Talbot cavity.
In this study we present a newly engineered P. pastoris strain with improved protein production.
In this paper, we present a newly designed and implemented scientific information system for the LOFAR Long Term Archive.
The objective of this paper is to present a newly-developed approach for discrete element simulation of realistic particle shapes in stone-based mixtures through a MATLAB-based imaging process and PFC5.0 Suite-based FISH codes to achieve both accuracy and efficiency.
Brownlow and David Gill, two British film historians, were presenting a newly restored version of this 1925 movie at the PepsiCo Summerfare in Purchase, NY.
While the result was undeniably a hit, "A Night at the Opera" -- and the increasingly mediocre movies that followed in its wake -- presented a newly domesticated version of the brothers.
One day after declaring that Mr. Obama had failed to gain the traditional bounce from securing a victory in the Iowa caucuses, Mrs. Clinton presented a newly aggressive posture as the new polls were released on Sunday.
Last month, at the two hundred and twenty-fifth annual meeting of the American Astronomical Society, a team of scientists presented a newly assembled Hubble Space Telescope panorama of the Andromeda galaxy, our nearest major galactic neighbor.
