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The suggested strain sensor is very easy to fabricate and handle, which ultimately allows for low-cost, portable strain sensors.
Second, experimentation will generate new knowledge about the parameters that influence mitigation effectiveness, which ultimately allows better prediction for future road mitigation projects.
The work focuses on understanding how granule properties like structure, surface, strength, dissolution etc., change with varying powder feed rate and attempts to develop the science behind granule formation which ultimately allows a priori process and product design.
None of these services have achieved their tremendous levels of engagement through growth hacking alone, but have delivered real value to the user, which ultimately allows them to not only reach such high engagement, but also sustain it.
It is believed that the porous nature of the unique structure facilitates the penetration of the electrolyte at the electrode/electrolyte interface and provides a large space for strain buffering, which ultimately allows the present sample to achieve high rate performances.
Run by grandmother leaders, GAPA works to empower grandmothers, which ultimately allows elder women leaders to reach the larger surrounding community.
He gained full control of the media company in 1982, in a move which ultimately allowed him to make his multi-billion dollar fortune.
Many steel bands subsequently adopted the practice of creating original music, which ultimately allowed arrangers more creative control over their material.
Garcia hooked his tee shot out of bounds at the fifth, which ultimately allowed the Americans to win the hole with a bogey.
Mr. Bush has said he opposes a blanket amnesty like the one President Reagan enacted in 1986, which ultimately allowed about three million illegal residents of all nationalities to adjust their status based largely on whether they had been living in the country since 1982.
A prime example is the Obama administration's support of the former Iraqi Prime Minister, Nuri Maliki, in spite of his dictatorial and marginalizing policies, which ultimately allowed the Sunni regions to turn into breeding grounds for ISIS.
