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of power plants, chemical processes, to aircraft stability, engines, even applications in economics and biology), happened in the late 1930s and 1940s.

9 May 2011: The initiative aims to achieve new breakthroughs both in terms of technological innovation using graphene and the economic exploitation of the material.

15 May 2012: This opens up realistic opportunities for economic production offlexible electronics and smart textiles with superior performances, establishing a radical changein the future of electronics.

28 Jan 2013: large returns. The backing is meant to answer the criticism that Europe lags behind more dynamic competitors such as the United States and China in economic. ... funding for nurturing the kind of research that can produce an economic spin-off.

24 Jan 2013: could help kick start economic growth. The Cambridge Graphene Centre will begin its research on 1st February this year, and hopes to “take graphene to the next level”, with a dedicated

29 Jan 2013: layered materials, as well as create economic. growth and new jobs in Europe.

4 May 2011: This is an ambitious,large-scale visionary research initiative, aiming at a breakthrough for technological innovation and economic exploitation based on graphene and related two-dimensional materials.

As well as the direct economic costs of aircraft noise brought about by increased landing charges and reduced operating hours, substantial indirect costs are incurred by noisy aircraft such as the ... If there is a strong economic as well as

25 Nov 2011: improvement economic. logjam. Foresight nanodot. Future Pundit. Instapundit. Kinematic Self-Replicating. Machines book online.

For economic reasons, any system used for copying and restoring old films must be fast as well as effective.