Europe also has been pioneering what is known as "cogeneration," which recaptures the vast amounts of wasted heat belched up a power plant's smokestack.
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We also consider the existence of Torricellian point for a set of distinct points which spans a non-expansive subspace; and as a corollary, we consider the existence in inner product spaces which recaptures the results of Dragomir and Comǎnescu [7].
It is not accidental that the eighteenth and nineteenth century Hasidic tradition, which recaptured and rekindled the creative genius of Midrash, taking the soaring elaboration of Torah to new spiritual heights, again told a story of Sinai that made abundant room for the human mind and soul.
The US strikes targeted Isis artillery and mobile columns, providing a boost to Kurdish peshmerga forces, which recaptured two towns from Isis but lost a third.
This operation was followed by Operation Ripper, which recaptured Seoul in March.
However, recent studies in a mouse model of GLUT1-deficiency, which recaptures many of the features of the disease, demonstrated the preservation of aerobic metabolism, such that mechanisms other than impaired aerobic glycolysis must be responsible for the manifestations of the disorder (Marin-Valencia et al., 2012).
However, polymer chemists are becoming adept at synthesizing glycomimetics which recapture many of the properties of naturally occurring polysaccharides.
As the exudation of sugars from cereal roots is largely a passive process [ 42], it would imply that auxin has either (1) down-regulated the plasma membrane H+-ATPase driven hexose H+-co-transport which recaptures sugars lost from the root, or (2) increased membrane permeability facilitating faster efflux.
