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Each represented a klystron working at full power to accelerate a beam of electrons, which would be converted to LCLS X-ray pulses.

Senior creditors would also receive a new issue of preferred stock, which would be converted to cash as asset sales occurred, the company said.

The group will also show the U.S.O.C. panel two new videos and a scale model of the Olympic Village, which would be converted into housing after the Olympics.

There would be a roar of humiliated rage and grief which would be converted, through an almost industrial process, into decades of poisonous irony and mockery.

Under the plan, countries would be forced to make deposits which would be converted to fines in the event of repeated non-compliance.

A weak acid extractable inorganic P fraction should be considered as plant available P, especially in the compost-treated soil, which would be converted into plant available P through direct and/or indirect root-induced acidification in the rhizosphere.

Finally, removal of the TBS protecting group with tetrabutylammonium fluoride (TBAF) provided the 5″-epi-malyngamide C, which would be convert to malyngamide C via the Mitsunobu reaction [42].

The plan, as outlined by Mr. Levy, did not specify how many or which schools would be converted and turned over to private management.

A tryptophan halogenase would catalyze bromination of tryptophan, which subsequently would be converted into 6-bromoindolyl-3-acetic acid via one of the above mentioned biosynthetic pathways.

Pepsi, an American company, has 2,000 farmers growing tomatoes and potatoes for processing in Punjab.Mr Joshi is trying to get round the small-farm problem by promoting a new sort of company, in which farmers' land would be converted into an equity stake.

At the Beekman, the co-op's lawyer, Eliot Zuckerman, devised a complex plan in which the co-op would be converted into a 34-unit condominium, and then each unit would be sold to the American Development Group, an apartment developer.