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C37.118.2-2011 allows more communication protocols and systems to be used with synchrophasor measurements and communication, which greatly promotes the development and deployment of synchrophasor systems.

This work highlights the strategy of structure design in constructing composite materials with optimized synergistic effect, which greatly promotes the supercapacitor development.

W. Huang et al. [4] develop a cell-based clustering scheme and a strategy of inter-cluster relay selection to construct a peer-to-peer network of scale-free property, which greatly promotes the information spread.

Angiogenesis was observed around the sample, which greatly promotes the biocompatibility of the scaffold.

Most recently, we discovered that the motor uses a revolution instead of a rotation mechanism, which greatly promotes our understanding of this one-way property.

In addition, they offer a seminars at the structural engineering institute of ASCE, which greatly promote and discuss the topic of ABC.

Since the first successfully synthesized trumpet-like Zn3P2 nanowires in 2006, many kinds of interesting 1-D II V semiconductors nanostructures have been reported using different techniques, which greatly promote their further application in nanoscale electronic and optoelectronic devices.

In this system, the synergetic effects of homo- and hetero-junctions are beneficial to separate the generated electron-hole pairs, facilitate interfacial charge-transfer rate, and reduce band gap, which greatly promote photocatalytic activities.

Convergence of the telecommunication network, the internet and the radio and television network has been basically implemented in some countries, which greatly promoted the development of information industry, and played a significant role in pushing the economic growth and promoting the social progress.

The transferring strategy takes both the differences and connections of terms into consideration, which greatly promote its capability of distinguishing real associations of domains and terms from the false ones.

These results imply that large amounts of CaCO3 were converted to CO2, and this molecule was the main carbon source after decreasing the pH during the slow cell growth in the lag phase, which greatly promoted the growth of Chlorella sp. Therefore, the growth of Chlorella sp. proceeded efficiently by supplying CaCO3 from oyster shells without an external supply of CO2.