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| However just before the next grade-3 | rapid, a small but sticky stopper appears without wa |
| en surges in electricity demand because of its | rapid ability to deliver power on load spikes. |
| during warmer weather to watch boaters run the | rapid above them. |
| The | rapid absorption of heat by the marver creates a str |
| eld as its energy increases, allowing for very | rapid acceleration without the difficulties found in |
| el-like swimmer with moderate speed along with | rapid acceleration and good maneuvering, and lived i |
| were large, high capacity double-deckers, with | rapid acceleration. |
| With | rapid acceptance of this machine tool, orders reache |
| RAMIS stands for | Rapid Access Management Information System. |
| N) that provided international scientists with | rapid access to data and colleagues. |
| through its Internet portal, an integrated and | rapid access to data and information concerning the |
| Its proprietary interface enables | rapid access to adult movies with a search engine th |
| ntly replicated over a WAN giving remote sites | rapid access to web applications. |
| This dual carriageway provides | rapid access to rest of Torfaen, Newport, Cardiff an |
| Rapid Access Therapy Unit (RATU) | |
| ech under the name SPERA (Satraplatin Expanded | Rapid Access). |
| ought to be a form of localized angioedema, or | rapid accumulation of fluid in the tissues. |
| ,000 m thick in the Hanna Basin and represents | rapid accumulation of predominantly fine-grained sed |
| become prevalent in medical microbiology as a | rapid, accurate alternative to phenotypic methods of |
| ition, almanac, and ephemeris data, enabling a | rapid acquisition of satellite signals. |
| ging (EPI) sequence that allows for relatively | rapid acquisition of many images. |
| nd Shaykh Abdur Rahman, were later captured by | Rapid Action Battalion. |
| bleeding occurs (e.g. in the brain) requiring | rapid action to accelerate coagulation. |
| a Armed Police Battalions I to V and the State | Rapid Action Force. |
| s not imposed in certain areas of the city and | Rapid Action Force is deployed. |
| hypoglycaemia, easier administration and more | rapid action against circulating and sequestered par |
| ounced the resolution, saying the Council took | rapid action against his country but has taken none |
| 26 March - | Rapid Action Battalion(RAB) is formed for crime cont |
| The Indian Army, the | Rapid Action Force, jawans of the Rajasthan Armed Co |
| This mechanism would allow for | rapid adaptation to new environmental conditions. |
| Rapid adaptation of insect herbivores to an invasive | |
| with a solution of sodium nitrite, followed by | rapid addition of NaOH. |
| oxic: "usually with large parenteral doses and | rapid administration and in renal impairment" Furose |
| DisplayLink has seen | rapid adoption of their USB graphics solutions and h |
| d historically the problem is reflected in the | rapid adoption of one or two strains of crops across |
| The | rapid adoption and commercial success of "flex" vehi |
| ogical properties: this key finding led to the | rapid adoption of the tetrahydroisoquinolinium struc |
| However, the | rapid adoption of SLRs during the 1960s meant that R |
| rk with Morpholinos in Xenopus embryos, led to | rapid adoption of Morpholino technology by the devel |
| elescopes were very successful, leading to the | rapid advance in understanding of the scale of the U |
| Army Group C defending Bologna and then made a | rapid advance through northeast Italy and into Austr |
| slim invaders in India, as compared with their | rapid advance in other parts of the world. |
| After the German Army's | rapid advance along the North Sea coast in the earli |
| The project was abandoned because of the | rapid advance of the Red Army in the Caucasus region |
| This | rapid advance and the threat to Kolwezi forced Mobut |
| ture of Primosole Bridge did not result in the | rapid advance over the Catania plain envisioned by M |
| oukas was caught completely by surprise by the | rapid advance of the imperial forces, and was bottle |
| Despite this, Burnside made a | rapid advance on Knoxville. |
| gust and 7 October 1944, Cepheus supported the | rapid advance of forces ashore by four more voyages, |
| se [positions] they had retired to, whilst the | rapid advance and beautiful fire of the Horse Artill |
| After the German Army's | rapid advance along the North Sea coast in the earli |
| llied capture of Damascus in late June and the | rapid advance of Allied troops into Syria from Iraq |
| Second Army made a | rapid advance across northern France into Belgium, l |
| Dougherty then carried out a | rapid advance into the Ramu Valley culminating in th |
| re urbanized, living in large cities where the | rapid advance of the army and the swift action of th |
| heerful and tactful manner, and throughout the | rapid advance, leading up to the cessation of hostil |
| e, the Cheela on the star below continue their | rapid advance. |
| which contributed largely to its success - the | rapid advancement of the lower officers, which opene |
| Originally conceived to be a copy of BESK, the | rapid advancement in the field allowed improvements |
| The | rapid advancement in our understanding of the mechan |
| about civil liberties issues arising from the | rapid advancement in the area of new computer-based |
| During World War I he saw | rapid advancement, serving as Officer Commanding No. |
| The collator resulted in | rapid advances in the study of literary works. |
| In addition, because of | rapid advances in electronics, the brands continuall |
| period when art in the Netherlands was making | rapid advances beyond the conventionality of the ear |
| However, the | rapid advances made by German forces during the Batt |
| recent research field that has been driven by | rapid advances in technologies such as mass spectrom |
| However, with | rapid advances in naval technology and with increasi |
| However, with | rapid advances in naval technology and with increasi |
| the 18th century the science of surveying made | rapid advances, and many countries were completely o |
| After the | Rapid adventure, he moved to China, signing with Cho |
| Growth was | rapid after the flotation and by 1984 McCarthy had a |
| ll-surface cleavage by alpha secretase is very | rapid after APP reaches the cell surface. |
| The cup was won by | Rapid after goals from Buga and Zicu with the latter |
| the World Health Organization had established | Rapid Alert System (RAS), the world's first web-base |
| The EU's RAPEX | rapid alert system had alerted member states' govern |
| The Health Threat Unit runs the | Rapid Alert System, which conducts surveillance on c |
| Rapid Alkalinization Factor (RALF) - is 49 amino aci | |
| aged in a somewhat heated discussion involving | rapid alternation between recitative and air styles. |
| tanet, a less satisfactory roll is obtained by | rapid alternation of the two castanets with the fing |
| Jackson Hole valley, and due to the sometimes | rapid altitude descent, waterfalls are common. |
| in the bacterial genome was confirmed by RACE ( | rapid amplification of cDNA ends) analysis. |
| tissues within days of fertilization, allowing | rapid analysis of the effects of manipulating embryo |
| This has been discussed as an effect of | rapid ancient radiation within short periods. |
| Since then, Pune has seen | rapid and continued growth in terms of population an |
| as, special ponds were dug in order to provide | rapid and efficient water collection by fire engines |
| The transition was | rapid and marked with conflicts such as the Race Rio |
| n fire is especially dangerous, as it allows a | rapid and significant surge of air into the engine c |
| anian Cup in 2000 with Dinamo and in 2002 with | Rapid, and the Romanian Supercup in 2002 with Rapid |
| Run the | rapid and leap the fall, |
| 805, Friant's Division earned a reputation for | rapid and effective marching. |
| he following year to the chief command, gained | rapid and brilliant successes which compelled the sh |
| Spanish response was | rapid and withering. |
| This reaction is | rapid and virtually irreversible, consistent with th |
| rapid and frequent variations in water discharge | |
| n to the Galliard was described as being "more | rapid and smooth than the other". |
| The patches have been shown to provide | rapid and sustained delivery to underlying tissues w |
| onomic and social factors (see below) led to a | rapid and substantial loss of heathland to scrub and |
| t cards), robotics or basically any area where | rapid and immediate response to high-speed and rapid |
| is considered the most difficult and dangerous | rapid, and consists of a 14-foot (4.3 m) waterfall l |
| Aplin's further promotion was | rapid, and on 23 November 1780 he was appointed capt |
| His progress from this period was | rapid and uninterrupted, and for a long series of ye |
| Eastleigh has seen a | rapid and controlled expansion in residential, indus |
| formats including Knockout, Tournament, Match, | Rapid and Blitz. |
| Her improvement was | rapid, and in 1968, she won the 100 m and 200 m brea |
| the potential of each person, we need to take | rapid and drastic action,” he says. |
| His promotion was | rapid, and in 1830 he became chief of the general st |
| m that his thoughts succeed each other in such | rapid and agitated waves that all calm reflection an |
| The activation is | rapid and specific, and it is abrogated by mutations |
| ticularly used in street photography, to allow | rapid and candid "shooting from the hip" (shooting w |
| utilizes test automation as primary driver to | rapid and high-quality software production. |
| This permitted | rapid and precise settings without losing sharpness |
| Larval development is | rapid and involves few stages. |
| The effect was a | rapid and draconian reversal of the stringent policy |
| nationalist defenders were overwhelmed by the | rapid and decisive surprise attack and were complete |
| The deepening later became more | rapid, and Bertha strengthened into a Category 3 hur |
| uring man-made or natural disasters, providing | rapid and unified fire-fighting, hazardous material, |
| st prominent bankers, but his career came to a | rapid and ignominious end in October 1907. |
| The advance of the French was so | rapid, and their numbers so great, that to form any |
| g reaches of Britain's maritime empire, and so | Rapid and Royalist both went to the Australian Stati |
| ity confirmed the use of this methodology as a | rapid and efficient test, in comparison to animal te |
| soning in cattle results in labored breathing, | rapid and irregular heartbeat, muscular weakness, an |
| Development of the hospital under the NHS was | rapid, and a Cerebral Palsy Unit was built in 1955, |
| ere the Heimlich Maneuver is able to produce a | rapid and forceful exhalation of breath. |
| mmunications (letters) that provide a means of | rapid and efficient dissemination of new results, mo |
| but due to the (unknown to the Poles) | rapid and secret retreat of the nearby French forces |
| s beat off an attack on the Union pickets with | rapid and heavy fire. |
| sibility is demonstrated, Maglev could provide | rapid and efficient transportation between Baltimore |
| Hypersplenism and pancytopenia: the | rapid and premature destruction of blood cells, lead |
| Her construction was relatively | rapid and she was launched on 2 October 1944 only a |
| gle AD patient via perispinal infusion, showed | rapid and significant improvement in Alzheimer's sym |
| rticipating in a scandal that occurred between | Rapid and CFR Cluj while in a derby. |
| ith the first rains in November, the growth is | rapid, and adulthood is reached by January, at which |
| Digital Angel GPS and RFID products enable the | rapid and accurate identification, location tracking |
| epi Uridil played for a number of seasons with | Rapid, and in 1919, his team won in the final 3-0 ag |
| This | rapid and sustained growth was due to the ambitions |
| A | rapid and profound rise in serum sodium can then occ |
| Behavior change, a | rapid and involuntary change of behavior associated |
| craft was completed early in 1913; testing was | rapid and satisfactory. |
| e and Arolen's research lab at Puerto Rico and | rapid and unexplained surge in sells of Arolen drugs |
| e Saintsbury), but at its best it can be rich, | rapid and vivid, with arresting and original imagery |
| Erosion would therefore be rather | rapid and probably seasonal, as would be lake produc |
| ecosystem services, which in turn may lead to | rapid and dramatic transitions or shifts in for inst |
| rcial names for tolfenamic acid include Clotam | Rapid and Tufnil for use in humans and Tolfedine for |
| This method is simple, | rapid and yields high recovery of DNA fragments from |
| galactic nuclei, BL Lacs are characterized by | rapid and large-amplitude flux variability and signi |
| The child's growth is abnormally | rapid and she becomes the splitting image of her mot |
| settlement of the lush Fraser Valley lands was | rapid, and a new more rural riding - Westminster - w |
| pathways: the r-process and the s-process, for | rapid and slow neutron captures, respectively. |
| hot and cold weather - the weather changes are | rapid, and do not always correspond with the weather |
| ways of using X-ray crystallography to provide | rapid and accurate structural characterizations of n |
| Absorption of galantamine is | rapid and complete and shows linear pharmacokinetics |
| ive smoking is achieved by taking larger, more | rapid, and more frequent puffs, by inhaling more dee |
| g dam caused glacial lake outburst floods, the | rapid and catastrophic release of dammed water resul |
| ing in Loughrea, Douglas Hyde complains of the | rapid Anglicisation of the country and the loss of t |
| It was renamed | Rapid Ann Station in 1854 and Rapidan in 1886. |
| a Railroad in 1854, the settlement was renamed | Rapid Ann Station, reflecting the customary name of |
| t was unexpectedly found to produce potent and | rapid antidepressant and anxiolytic effects. |
| he flipping of phosphatidyl serine followed by | rapid apoptosis specifically in human lymphoma cells |
| phics and Modeling Application framework) is a | rapid application development (RAD) system in the fi |
| velopment environment, a GUI forms designer, a | Rapid Application Development tool called Barista fo |
| PocketStudio by Winsoft is an IDE supporting | rapid application development (RAD) for Palm OS and |
| Not included | Rapid application development and modeling tools. |
| Delphi for PHP is an IDE and | rapid application development framework for the PHP |
| Delphi Prism is a | rapid application development tool for the Microsoft |
| Native | rapid application development |
| Rapid Application Development for Windows and Linux | |
| hia (June 1189), but then Isaac learned of the | rapid approach of the Western Emperor, Frederick Bar |
| The public is hereby notified of the | rapid approach of the enemy, but assured that the ci |
| xample, Cremaschi (1998) describes evidence of | rapid aridification in Tadrart Acacus of southwester |
| was the testbed for the DRAGOON (Disconnected | Rapid Armament Group Overlook Operation Network) sys |
| The demise of the canal was | rapid, as the Sheffield and Rotherham Railway obtain |
| Bull Sluice is a benchmark Class IV+ | rapid as rated by American Whitewater during normal |
| In 1972, HMS Eastbourne replaced HMS | Rapid as the 'afloat' training ship for the Artifice |
| verpool; whose fall, in that case, would be as | rapid as its rise has been astonishing." |
| ugh the increase in population today is not as | rapid as it was before, Yongkang still enjoys the st |
| es of poetry and prose followed, having a very | rapid ascension in the world of literary, as a poet, |
| In 1992, Hall began a | rapid ascent in higher education administration that |
| Following this | rapid ascent the rate of climb decreased through zer |
| As part of his work, in 1956 he carried out a | rapid assessment of the mainly 19th century fortific |
| 1990, Conservation International established a | Rapid Assessment Program (RAP) to undertake quick as |
| 0 Five Star Rating from Buyers Laboratory Inc ( | Rapid Assessment Key) |
| The Tabula is an important evidence of the | rapid assimilation by the Roman world of the Alpine |
| Card has done several case studies on the | rapid assimilation of immigrant groups, finding that |
| specialized cellular junction that allows for | rapid, asymmetrical signaling. |
| owave pulse generation architecture, the RACE ( | Rapid Automatic Cascode Exchange) pulse generation c |
| metal in general, Impurity is characterized by | rapid Bass Drum rolls that alternate with slower, mo |
| Swimmers can jump into the | rapid, battle the current, or simply relax in the sl |
| The standard is noted for its | rapid bebop blues-style chord voicings and complex h |
| This process may have been quite | rapid because these never were the beliefs of the lo |
| ar St Petersburg, but his career was much less | rapid, because he had no influential protectors, and |
| to the top flight again had been a little too | rapid because it became apparent after just a few ga |
| sic solution successive halogenations are more | rapid, because the halogen withdraws electrons by in |
| Thereafter his advancement was | rapid, becoming professor of biochemistry at UCL in |
| The AB (mag 5.6 and 5.8) pair comprise a | rapid binary with a period of 26.9 years; in 2000 th |
| One such publication is the | Rapid Bioassessment Protocol for streams and rivers, |
| ly pressed, shooting out a barrage of smaller, | rapid blasts. |
| Contact with skin can cause irritation and | rapid blistering; contact with eyes will result in t |
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