Surprisingly, in this study the dogs reached speeds of 19 m/s, which were faster than the captive cats' performance.
Surprisingly, this electrochemical performance is significantly improved at elevated temperatures.
Surprisingly, this key performance characteristic, which is best expressed through a so-called intensification factor, remains essentially unreported in studies dedicated to CO2 absorption in membrane contactors.
Surprisingly, this abysmal performance has fallen on deaf ears among investors.
However, in 2010, Roch [ 35] showed that when sets of large-scale species are involved in phylogenetic analysis, the distance-based method proved much more effective, practical and surprisingly comparable in performance [ 36].
A few days after the departure of Stu Bloomberg, an ABC co-chairman, network executives acknowledged today that they made some major miscalculations in the last two years that resulted in a surprisingly weak performance this television season.
Ms. Robins dares to show the troubled human face behind the goddess, and there is high wit and, more surprisingly, pathos in her performance.
Employment in America turned in a surprisingly poor performance in November, indicating that recovery still hasn't gotten the job creation machine turning steadily.This morning, the Bureau of Labour Statistics reported a disappointing gain of only 39,000 jobs for the month of November.
The galvanostatic cycling originating from over 330 charge discharge cycles indicated that encapsulation of Ni3Sn4, FeSn2, and Cr2Sn3 into ACNTs results in surprisingly excellent cycling performance, high rate capability, and increased initial coulombic efficiency (81.4%).
The Olympics — deftly staged by London — were the primary engine as the Brits built on a surprisingly strong 2008 performance in Beijing and ended up with 65 medals, 29 of them gold, which put them third in the gold-medal table, behind the United States and China and ahead of the likes of Russia, Germany and, most importantly, Australia, which suddenly forgot how to win swimming races.
