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Several resolutions ranging from support to outright condemnation of Mr Bush's plans have been produced and the parties are negotiating over which can proceed.

Moreover, sol-gel processing24, organic co-precipitation25, flux or solvothermal strategies26 and thermal decomposition method have been developed to replace the conventional ceramic preparations, which can proceed at moderate temperatures and form metastable phases because of enhanced reaction kinetics.

The other classical protocol to substitute a fullerene is the Prato reaction (Maggini et al. 1993) which can proceed in two ways involving the addition of azomethine ylide to fullerene (Fig. 15).

This paper proposes a non-integer PE (NIPE) embedding strategy, which can proceed non-integer prediction errors for data embedding by expanding only the integer element of a prediction error while keeping the fractional element unchanged.

In this paper, we propose a non-integer PE (NIPE) embedding approach, which can proceed non-integer prediction errors for embedding data into an audio or image file by only expanding integer element of a prediction error while keeping its fractional element unchanged.

These facts indicate the water splitting, which can proceed with high efficiency with participation of the Ce4+ ( hbox {mathrm{V}}_{mathrm{O}}^ )–Ce4+ (or Ce4+ ( hbox {mathrm{V}}_{mathrm{O}}^ )–Ce3+) active sites on the nanoceria surface forming as a result of the oxidation of Ce3+-VO-Ce3+ sites (Fig. 3) [13].

What the administration is doing is establishing the conditions under which exploration can proceed responsibly.

Restoration, necessity, economy and speed are the rubrics under which construction can proceed at all in this political tinderbox.

One of the causes is concrete carbonation which occurs when carbon dioxide (CO2) penetrates the concrete's porous system to create an environment with lower pH around the reinforcement in which corrosion can proceed.

Damon Thompson, Mr. Satcher's spokesman, said it was expected that the paper would "find some common-ground issues on which we can proceed to work to improve public health in this area, while leaving some of the other, more contentious issues unresolved".

A parallel approach in which talks can proceed bilaterally, plurilaterally, or multilaterally gives the United States the flexibility to negotiate with cooperative trading partners, even if some nations refuse to participate.