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Insight into the cleanliness of the single crystal metal electrode/non-aqueous electrolyte interfaces was gained from a comparison of the potential (E) dependence of the differential capacity (C) in PC solutions with that reported in aqueous media.

Much attention was gained from a paper in Physical Review Letters, when Japanese scientists announced that a gyroscope loses weight up to 0.005% when spinning only in the clockwise rotation with the gyroscope's axis in the vertical direction.

Moreover, this information was gained from a substantially reduced number of finite element analysis (FEA) simulations via LCRSM compared to standard response surface method (RS M or factorial techniques, avoiding costly physical experimentation.

The experimental information was gained from (a) various forms of slow, fast, and temperature-modulated thermal analysis to identify equilibrium and non-equilibrium states, (b) measurement of structure and morphology at various length scales, and (c) tracing of the large-amplitude molecular motion, the kinetics of order/disorder changes, and the liquid/solid transitions (glass transitions).

Pure water was gained from a Millipore Milli Q-Plus system (Millipore, Bedford, MA).

The interaction may also re-circularise the orbit after an eccentricity was gained from a kick to the neutron star during the supernova.

Additional support for this classification was gained from an analysis of the protein contents of commercial diets required to maintain optimum health of captive Carnivora (Table S3).

"Whatever advantage can be gained from a ground game the Democrats gained it.

Additional insight is gained from a frequency-wavenumber analysis, including a transformation in the radial direction.

The government felt that there was nothing to be gained from a second judicial inquiry.

There is, after all, a lot of decent publicity to be gained from a legal dispute.