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As illustrated in Figure 5, the microstructure of the nanoparticle distribution was measured after sampling and drying the drops at 5 vol% nanofluids which were held for 2 weeks and after re-ultrasonication.

These national meetings, which were held for one day, introduced HPSR and helped in understanding the challenges in evidence-informed policy.

However, defining what is appropriate and what is not seems to be intrinsically related to the individual viewpoints of different doctors, which can be demonstrated by the divergent viewpoints which were held for the same issue.

The intense nature of this relationship is made quite obvious during Vodou ceremonies, which are held for the lwa.

The jabs at the opposition were bookended by more serious declarations of success about the economic summit meeting, which was held for the first time in Russia.

Artist books can also be the continuation of an experience, said Patrice Jolly, the director of the Biennale de Belleville, which was held for the first time last autumn.

During the discussion, which was held for reporters and bloggers, Mr. Costolo outlined the company's plans to continue expanding the service, gaining new users and increasing revenue.

The declaration reveals that "RCL is owned by a trust which is held for the benefit of Viscount Rothermere (the chairman of the DMGT) and his immediate family.

In the Brooklyn City Registry, we got hold of a microfilm of the old quill-written title deed to the Ryerson Street house and lot, which was held for a time by Louisa Whitman, Walt's mother.

The festival (which was held for the first time last year at Governors Island) will take place on June 23 and 24, and promises performances on two stages with no overlapping sets, the festival's producers, Founders Entertainment, said Tuesday in news release.

It will also offer policyholders a further free "bonus share" for every 20 shares they receive or buy which are held for at least a year after the flotation.