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Dealers have taken over several abandoned buildings from which they sell mostly basuco, the cheapest form of cocaine which is processed with sulphuric acid and kerosene and often mixed with marijuana or tobacco.

Based on the new criterions on the relation between system trajectories and a nonsmooth surface in the state space, we discuss the sliding motion along the surface, which is processed with the help of the cross product to calculate the direction of the nonsmooth region from one side to another.

All A-scans are grouped in a raw B-scan image which is processed with the synthetic aperture focusing technique (SAFT) [ 20].

Training can be through videos, role plays, case study experiments, training exercises, which is processed with 'understanding' in mind, which is not a simple analysis of what happened in the experiment or video or exercise, which is what participants tend to explain, but it also deals with how this learning can be applied in their own classroom and teaching processes.

Instant edible films were prepared from the dietary fiber, which was processed with dynamic high pressure microfluidization (DHPM) at 100 MPa.

Now let us examine HRTEM images (Fig. 10) from a representative PVA-modified NG in the nanofluid, which are processed with 5.0 µM Au with 30.0 g/L PVA in water.

The system consists of fully digital acquisition of in situ images obtained from the inside of a mixing tank using a CCD camera synchronized with a stroboscopic light source, which are processed with a versatile commercial software.

MRSA carriage may also be detected by clinical cultures, which are processed with conventional microbiological methods.

In this study, the mobile devices were used to acquire physiological signals, which were processed with massive computing resources.

These pages, except for the 'sequence neighbor' page, are generated from the original PDBMLplus files which are processed with XML stylesheets.

All groups identified schematic spiders faster than schematic flowers, supporting Öhman's theory [ 1] that spiders are fear-relevant (ancestral) stimuli which are processed with high selectivity and priority by all human beings, whether phobic or not.