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Bakish's moves are worth watching he contends, adding that and if CBS (CBS) Leslie Moonves is out and there remains a chance that the two companies will recombine, Bakish might end up running the whole shebang.

Mixing flights of the rotating drum tumble, turn, cut and fold material, providing free space between particles, which recombine 288 times per min, and direct material toward and through a stationary, pneumatically actuated plug gate valve for total discharge.

His innovation skill helped him recombine existing industry variables.

The spark that initiates the process causes the relatively stable nitrocellulose to recombine into a stable form.

The results showed that such high-energy impacts caused atomic bonds in the nanotubes to break and sometimes recombine into different structures.

It will continue to work with CooperSurgical by providing support for the delivery of the Recombine commercial tests.

The experiment is designed so that, in normal conditions, the light waves cancel one another out when they recombine, sending no light signal to the nearby detector.

For this solo presentation, Jonas has chosen to darken the vast 43,000-square-foot hangar, removing all dividing walls, to present seven major installations and single-channel works, all viewable both front and back: Each piece, while occupying its own space, will recombine sonically and visually with the others.

The enzyme's structure allows it to quickly recombine the charges and recover from a charge-separated state.

Fusion transcripts are created when chromosomes break apart and recombine, an event which occurs commonly in cancer cells.