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The decision is pending final approval, which is expected, from the lottery commission.

A hump in the energy spectrum is observed around several hundred GeV, which is expected from a nearby source.

A finesse of F > 5 × 105, as found for our PC cavities, is very close to the value of F = 6.3 × 105, which is expected from the target transmission in the coating process.

Though the development must still receive final approval, which is expected from the mayor, Borough Council and Planning Board this summer, preliminary work on cleaning the site is to begin in August, according to Anthony J. Zarillo, chairman of the Ford Avenue Redevelopment Agency, which was formed in 2001 to shepherd the project from blueprint to reality.

Both GNRs show the characteristic chevron geometry, and the height profiles measured along the long axes of nanoribbons show that cGNRs and eGNRs have the same structural period of ~1.7 nm (Supplementary Fig. 7c, d), which is expected from their atomic structures (Fig. 1).

The resulting seven-episode season, the first of a hoped-for five, all based on the first novel, is an amalgam of that which is expected from Anne Shirley (her buoyancy) and that which makes for prestigious television today (her depths).

"There was a huge divergence of views, which was expected from the beginning," said Yoriko Kawaguchi, Japan's foreign minister, who led the talks.

The reconstruction of motor function does not necessarily reverse a putatively maladaptive cortical representation, which was expected from the naive hypothesis.

On comparison with bare CNTs and the other composite electrolytes, the formation of triiodide (I3−) ions in CNT PAN composite electrolytes was drastically increased which was expected from the high ionic conductivity of electrolyte via I3−/I− redox couple.

The p energy spectrum measured by the recent BESS experiment shows the characteristic peak around 2 GeV, which was expected from "secondary" p's, i.e., produced in cosmic-ray interactions with the interstellar gas.

An advantage among the male trainees, which was expected from previous research, was confirmed only among the German logistic clerks.