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This work generates a detailed comparison between modern and traditional housings by considering sustainability in energy and resource consumptions, architectural topology and green building evaluations in Kashan as a hot-arid region of Iran.

"There are so many unknowns in this current outbreak, especially the true number of infected individuals, but despite the uncertainties, this work generates a roadmap highlighting the most effective methods of containment and the impacts of past and future delays on our ability to stop this outbreak," said Jonathan Ball, professor of molecular virology at the University of Nottingham.

Tony Rayns has called the film "the definitive 'haunted house' movie.... Leni wisely plays it mainly for laughs, but his prowling, Murnau-like camera work generates a frisson or two along the way.

According to Mary Gulino, vice president of marketing for Art-A-Fair, Sutton's bright and cheerful work generates a "great feeling". "[People] always seem so excited about his work and come away with a smile on their faces," she said.

The visualization tool in this work, generates a user specified network of miRNAs-diseases and allows the user to discover the network with the progression of clicks.

But more than that, their work generates an interesting new conundrum about the nature of shaken fur dynamics.

My line of work generated a lot of attacks that I would insist, to Michael, had to be answered.

The best device obtained in our work generated a voltage-oriented control (Voc) of 0.88 V, current density (Jsc) of 10 mA/cm2, fill factor (FF) of 48%, and a conversion efficiency of 4.2% (Fig. 3a).

Its staff, doing the bidding of a zealous Commission member from the area, who later would receive consulting fees for her "environmental" work, generated a letter writing campaign against my "development".

This work generated a significant amount of expression data that accurately document early folliculogenesis in sheep.

This qualitative work generated a preliminary conceptual model of patients' experiences of relapse management, and a preliminary 154-item questionnaire.