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Gibbard's company will use the money from the award to buy another 3D printer, meaning that they will be able to increase their production substantially straight away — printing twice as quickly and therefore doing more field testing, and faster.
As a result, the capacity can be increased substantially in straight shape corridors with rectangular and arched sections.
Figure 2B shows the Q-Q plot of 185 probes sets in the range of means from 500 to 1000; the lower part of the graph deviates substantially from the straight line.
A normal probability plot calculated for this refinement (Fig. 2 ▶) was linear, but with one point (at the bottom left in Fig. 2 ▶) deviating substantially from the straight line.
Burgundy harvest volumes have been below normal for three straight vintages, substantially so in 2012 and 2010.
Although the average stock fund is down substantially for the third straight year, many investors who have held shares for a long time may still post a profit if they sell now.
This meta-analysis, as it is known, strongly suggests that participation in a scared-straight programme substantially increases the likelihood of subsequent arrest among participants.Because they are cheap to run and politically popular, scared-straight programmes are widespread in the United States.
Furthermore, ARHOE (2013) suggests that split shift workers may sleep substantially less than comparable straight-shifters, and insufficient sleep can impair the worker's productivity and psychological well-being (Akerstedt et al. 2009).
They have averaged five goals a game, the top attack in the nation for the second straight year and substantially better than the 3.96 per game of the No. 2 team, Notre Dame.
(AP) PUCK BREAKS SELANNE'S JAW The Anaheim Ducks' season-high fifth straight victory was tempered substantially with word that Teemu Selanne had fractured his jaw.
According to WM1, the productivity of workers on a split schedule is substantially lower than that of comparable straight-shifters: 5.3 % for women and 7.4 % for men.
