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A condition of validity of the above assumption is formulated based on the calculation of the thickness of the diffusion layer and of the time of traversing the diffusion layer by molecules which have reacted at the electrode interface.

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MFA has raised the hackles of many online businesses, which have reacted with cries of "This will drive me out of business!" or "Another compliance hurdle?? What a pain in the ass!" Whether or not you agree with MFA, there is one thing these businesses have right: sales tax IS a pain.

If these rabbit antibodies remain stuck to the slide, the test is positive, as they indicate the presence of anti-trypanosome bovine immunoglobulins which have reacted with the antigen slide.

That idea has particular power on the Christian right of America, which has reacted angrily to the idea that the club discussed birth control and overpopulation.

Nor does Japan, which has reacted to China's rise by reinforcing its strategic ties with the United States, and has been reassured by the Bush administration's unequivocal commitment to America's Asian military alliances.

The comments were apparently an attempt to present the North's view of events to the South Korean public, which has reacted to Tuesday's attack with uncharacteristic vehemence toward the North.

But Mr. Maehara's first job may be dealing with a more assertive China, which has reacted angrily to Japan's arrest of a Chinese captain whose fishing boat collided with Japanese Coast Guard vessels last week in disputed waters.

Many of the team officials and agents being investigated are licensed by soccer's main international governing body -- known by its French acronym, FIFA -- which has reacted with indignation.

Fresh political woes for Russian security firm Kaspersky, which has reacted angrily to a vote in the European Union Parliament last week to ban its software — on the grounds that it has been "confirmed as malicious".

That last part was interpreted as a dig by the union side, which has reacted angrily to several past Beutner statements.