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It surprises her that "people don't even know how developed the country is".
The proposed DPs belong to a Language, aimed at describing tracking problems in different types of e-learning systems and at capturing in their solutions the know-how developed by communities of experts in the different fields.
In the 19th century, Lebanon's reputation for sericulture grew thanks to the know-how developed in partnership with the silk weavers of Lyon, on the other side of the Mediterranean.
can also benefit from the know-how developed for finite domain CP solving, like symmetry breaking, search heuristics, flexibility, etc. and thus intend to generalize our approach to other problems of this category.
The fluidized bed know-how developed has also led to the development of a revolutionary technology for the production of styrene from ethylbenzene using a riser reactor and a gallium based catalyst.
Experts believe that the sulfur mustard either originated from an undeclared Syrian chemical stockpile, or that militants have gained the basic know how to develop and conduct a crude chemical attack with rockets or mortars.
Scholars do not know how well developed the myth and the corresponding rituals were in earlier times.
The agency also wants to know how Iran developed such a high level of enrichment technology without secretly testing it with nuclear material, which is also forbidden.
Do you know how James Brown developed his look?
Enrichment by hybrid capture builds on know-how developed over the decade or more of microarray research that preceded the NGS age [ 21, 22].
7) Daryl Willard: an English coach making his name in Azerbaijan One of the most common complaints about English football is that the country does not know how to develop coaches.
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