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Consequently there is no flexing and buckling, as is often the case with conventional loudspeaker cones, which are pushed and pulled by magnetic forces at their center.

For chemical solution deposited YBCO, reaction of YBCO with the YBiO3 buffer layer is observed, leading to large grains of YBa2BiO6 which are pushed towards the surface of the films and strongly reduce the superconducting properties.

To head off accusations that his agency will help companies like Daiei out of political rather than economic motives, Mr. Tanigaki says he will invite corporate executives to join his team and help establish objective criteria for determining which debtors are helped and which are pushed into bankruptcy.

MM: For girls there are issues surrounding body image which are pushed at you from magazines and all the rest of it.

That person will be notified that their GIF has been used and linked through notifications which are pushed out across all platforms, including web and mobile.

ACOs and other new models of health care delivery, which are pushed by the biggest of insurance companies like UnitedHealth Group (UNH), Humana (HUM), Aetna AET and Blue Cross and Blue Shieldld plans see nurse practitioners and physician assistants being able to do much of what a primary care doctor does.

European parts makers are under pressure from the Lear Corporation and Johnson Controls, which are pushing for more business outside the United States.

Heavy industry is moving in, lured by mineral riches and incentives from local governments, which are pushing for development.

Europe received indirect support in the shape of Japan and South Korea, which are pushing to maintain import barriers for rice.

Federal agencies like the NSF and National Institutes of Health continue to fuel research in data-intensive science genomics, astronomy, particle physics—all of which are pushing the boundaries of high bandwidth connectivity.

The need for America to reform the spending programmes, such as Medicare, which are pushing the country towards bankruptcy is now widely accepted.