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So charging might be right for some bits of the Murdoch stable of media properties, but is it right for all bits of his empire, or for everyone else? Isn't there, in any case, more to be learned at this stage of the revolution, by different people trying different models – maybe different models within their own businesses – than all stampeding to one model?

Western analysis has shown that it has diuretic and other properties but is of doubtful value.

Memory foam: A foam of nickel-manganese-gallium has the alloy's shape-memory properties but is lighter and cheaper to make than other forms of the material.

Historically, transmitting data at 60 gigahertz has required radios made of a semiconductor called gallium arsenide, which has advantageous electrical properties but is expensive to mass-produce.

The paper builds on other research on graphene's electronic properties, but is the first to calculate optimal configurations of the antennas.

Second, according to general relativity and the principle of equivalence, G does not depend on material properties but is in a sense a geometric factor.

Mannesmann had wanted to bid on several cable properties, but was turned down flat.

The key will be finding materials that have the right properties but are not too expensive to produce.

Nanocrystalline thermoelectric materials have improved properties, but are difficult to process to full density.

Starch films present appropriate mechanical and oxygen barrier properties, but are sensitive to humidity.

High fences and repellents can keep the deer out of specific properties but are impractical over large areas.