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151 Conclusion: The 20 diseases brought about by gamasid mites include directly harm or being the potential vector or reservoir hosts.

152 Microwave plasma thruster can generate free-floating plasma brought about by microwave discharge breakdown gas in resonant cavity without the service life problem produced by electrode ablation.

153 The paper makes some appraisal for performance of using aerobe to treat with wastewater brought about in middle course of papermaking.

154 Mastery over the senses is brought about through concentrated meditation upon their nature, peculiar attributes, egoism, pervasiveness and useful purpose.

155 Be this kind of relation and its motion , brought about the periodic wave motion of real economy.

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156 The revolution brought about the downfall of the dictatorial regime.

157 "Lolita", the novel written by Vladimir Nabokov is the pioneering work of postmodernism. It has brought about controversies on account of its paedophiliac description.

158 Compared with the fixed allocation, the proposed algorithm can effectively improve the utilization efficiency of uplink bandwidths and decrease the delay brought about by contention request.

159 It was the working class that brought about the rise of this triad (landed property, big industry, and the banking class) through the French Revolution of 1789.

160 Initial statements were made on the new working modalities, brought about principally by the decision of the Economic and Social Council to annualize the Commission's regular sessions.

161 "These changes ought to have brought about a re-examination of the burden of taxation on this age group, " says Nick Bosanquet of Imperial College London,(Sentencedict.com) one of the authors of the report.

162 His dissertation is on the drastic social change brought about by the French Revolution.

163 This concept dramatically decreased production costs for and brought about the age of consumerism.

164 There also exists much fiber surface damage brought about by beaters , card clothing, faller pins, etc.

165 Didn't seminal fluid shoot the vagina to you can be brought about be pregnant?

166 Secondly, the law consideration that brought about by Argos incidences.

167 In bimetallic thermometers a defined bending or change in the curvature of a bimetallic strip is brought about by a change in temperature.

168 The result showed that the agent was effective for sulfur removal and could be well regenerated, and sulfidation at higher temperature brought about higher sulfur capacity.

169 We must pay attention to the aesthetic reality brought about in China by " aestheticism of daily life", and make a reasonable value explanation about it.

170 The other is conducted amidst carbonium ion intermediate and the product thus brought about has no stereoselectivity.

171 Constant acceleration of globalization has brought about greater demand for highly qualified professional translators.

172 Be this kind of relation and its motion, brought about the periodic motion of real economy.

173 This requirement has brought about the development of breaker operating mechanisms that are not only high-speed opening, but are also high-speed reclosing.

174 If so, how the charges might be brought about by the Federation of the Phonographic Industry this spring?

175 It is fundamental measure of technology surmounting s development that the key technology is gripped and brought about a great advance and permeated every realm of technology simultaneously.

176 The middle layer of laminae is brought about either by submarginal initials of by the first cell of the abaxial layer of mesophyll alone or by both of them .

177 One explanation is that "our civilization gets knocked back to a pre-electronic state, " such as brought about by devastating solar activity.

178 For many big American companies, the day of reckoning came two months ago when the deepening financial crisis brought about the abrupt closure of the overnight commercial-paper market.

179 Her absence had brought about danger to Edward's connubial happiness.

180 He goes on to explain that this kind of conduct at the Lord's table has brought about the sickness of some and the death of others (verse 30).