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His arrest capped years of growing rancor over the school's direction and his often prickly leadership style, much of which precipitated in the crucible of neighborhood and school-related blogs, where Mr. Keaton himself sometimes joined the conversation.

GCB enhances the compressive strength due to the pozzolanic reaction to produce additional CSH, which precipitated in some open pores.

AR1 Fe(II) complex formed from the complexation of Acid Red 1 and Fe2+(reduced from Fe3+), which precipitated in the aqueous solution, might have functioned as 'template' during the polymerization of pyrrole monomers.

Copolymers containing more than 25 mol% vinyl phenol form complexes with PVP, which precipitate in solution with a common solvent.

The macroscale electrolysis of chitin at platinum grid leads to new insoluble oxidation products, which precipitate in the electrochemical cell and on the working electrode.

However, when volume fraction and average diameter of primary α phase are below certain values, the fretting fatigue limit is lowered by coarsening of the acicular α phase, which precipitates in the β phase region.

The collagen which precipitates in LDW does not redissolve because it is not correctly folded for solubility in bulk water.

There, it loses its proton, becomes negatively charged, and forms a poorly soluble ascorbate calcium salt, which precipitates in the intraniosomal aqueous phase.

In this case, amyloidogenic processing of APP would result in Aβ liberation and its consequent spontaneous self-aggregation into amyloid forms of higher order, including Aβ fibrils, which precipitate in APs.

The lower concentration of soluble Fe ion in the effluent of AnSBR-Fe (4 mg/L) compared to that in the influent could be due to that both ferrous and ferric salts were good flocculant which precipitated easily in neutral pH (Rodrigues et al. 2013; Wang et al. 2008; Zhao et al. 2011).

Bank officials say both overall and fossil fuel-related funding increased in the Obama years as a result of the economic downturn and a concurrent boom in commodities, which "precipitated an interest in large projects, including mining, power and petrochemical facilities", said Caroline Scullin, the bank's senior vice-president of communications.