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Each band of scattered light of Raman spectrum is the characteristic of specific molecular vibrations, which, taken all together, are unique for cholesterol.

Since dissociation from the 2-HB state [Off] necessarily requires passage through a 1-HB intermediate, processive cycling can be distilled into the following set of three gating properties which, taken all together, promote forward stepping while suppressing dissociation: i.

Wang makes the copy, which takes all afternoon.

I have to process every detail, reread every line, which takes all day.

Now they have just recorded their debut album for Echo, which took all of two weeks.

Therefore, a generalized WERS for typical office buildings has been presented, which takes all primary influence factors into account.

The sample size is determined in an adaptive fashion which takes all the previous observations into account for adaptation.

I recreated this pâté with fresh green soybeans, which takes all the hassle out of the original recipe.

The driver then has to telephone the octroi agent and get this tax processed, which takes all night.

And then came Sept. 11, 2001, which took all the oxygen out of whatever campaign had been taking place.

Analysis of this feature reveals seven patterns of electrostatic potential distribution, which take all the possible tautomers of each compound investigated into account.