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The Leuna chemical plant, after one of the most extensive bombings in the history of the war, was up and running within weeks.
A world in which there's extensive collaborative play.
I'd thought it'd be appropriate to present it, on the basis that I have had extensive experience in teaching, counseling scientists across a broad array of fields.
It's even happening in Africa, like, for example, in Cape Town we did extensive research on this.
I had extensive and life-threatening injuries.
The study we published last year, called "The Network of Global Corporate Control," was the first extensive analysis of economic networks.
As I said, it has a thick, extensive atmosphere.
It's a very extensive atmosphere.
We did not aim to repair the spinal cord, yet we were able to promote one of the more extensive remodeling of axonal projections ever observed in the central nervous system of adult mammal after an injury.
In fact, one can witness the presence of the river's extensive water network all throughout the city, in places such as private and public fountains.
After extensive research and testing of different materials like rubber, which I realized was too thick to be worn snugly on the bottom of the foot, I decided to print a film sensor with electrically conductive pressure-sensitive ink particles.
How do we implement that to a higher degree on a more extensive scale?
Predicting where they will land requires extensive calculations fed by measurements that don't always have a precise answer.
Furthermore, despite an extensive search by the SETI project, we haven't heard any alien television quiz shows.
Some argue that her extensive knowledge of color vision would have allowed her to create the same mental state produced by actually seeing the color.
More extensive blockages might require coronary artery bypass surgery.
In the early 20th century, a trio of British scientists conducted extensive crossbreeding of chickens, building on Gregor Mendel’s studies of genetic inheritance.
It has an extensive atmosphere.
And because our network is so extensive, each one of our 37 trillion cells gets its own deliveries of oxygen precisely when it needs them.
We've been stuck in an endless debate between creating a car-centric society or extensive mass-transit systems.
This is a group of animals that now we know we share extensive genomic ancestry with, and it is perhaps the closest invertebrate species to our own.
This is exactly what parks in Australia have done, with their extensive zip lines and their 30-foot-tall climbing towers.
I know that some might not have the time or the energy or the patience for extensive engagement, but as difficult as it can be, reaching out to someone we disagree with is an option that is available to all of us.
Launching an extensive scientific research expedition, he traveled with over three times more men than Amundsen, alongside over 30 dogs, 19 Siberian ponies, and three state-of-the-art motorized sledges.
More extensive damage to the network can sometimes lead to a vegetative state, with no sign of consciousness.
As part of a task of mapping the informal trade ecosystem, we've done an extensive literature review of all the reports and research on cross-border trade in East Africa, going back 20 years.
In contrast to HUBO, the human body makes extensive use of soft and deformable materials such as muscle and skin.
When was the last time that you saw extensive interviews with everybody who lost?
So, what's happening today is, Nature is presenting us with a toolbox, and we find that this toolbox is very extensive.
With much of Eurasia politically unified, trade flourished along the Silk Road, helped by an extensive system of horse messengers and relay posts.
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