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Both plain and silica fume specimens show that 27 days wet curing causes tangible increase in time-to-corrosion initiation.

Both plain and silica fume specimens show that 27 days wet curing causes tangible increase in time-to-corrosion initiation and service life of concrete structures.

It's startling to contemplate a tangible increase in longevity over such a short space of time, because our mental image of this process is long-term and linear.

"There is a tangible increase in people's need to be connected at all times and clear, visceral discomfort when 'offline' for too long," said Dr. Vivian Mougios, a neuropsychologist and learning specialist.

It has shone a spotlight on Rutgers's academic excellence and contributed to a tangible increase in student applications.

In a conference call yesterday, Patrick Houel, finance director of LVMH, basically repeated a previous forecast for a "tangible increase in operating income".

Back then, the 360 represented a huge leap forward in gaming, with a tangible increase in performance and fantastic multiplayer support.

Michelin said it expected "tangible" increases in sales and operating margin in 2007, and it would aim to achieve a 10% operating margin by 2010.

Michelin said that it expected "tangible" increases in sales and operating margin in 2007, and that it would aim to achieve a 10% operating margin by 2010.

This, according to Mr Hunt, has resulted in something tangible: an increase in the number of nurses working on wards.

The method is not only efficient, but also provides tangible accuracy increases in tests on practical machining problems.