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aspecto iterativo Grammatical aspect that expresses the repetition of an event observable on one single occasion: “he knocked on the door”, “he coughed”, “she is drumming”
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Conclusions: UCD methods can improve feedback report content through an iterative process.
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This also helps to manage iterative, hierarchical systems within given computational power.
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But political outcomes are never so final -it's an iterative process.
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We identified relevant risk factors by literature review and iterative expert consultation.
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Beyond initial quantitative synthesis, we reported narratively, following an iterative thematic approach.
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The words used were, I think, as follows: "Itaque conficiunt iter continuo cursu."
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ITER and NIF are planning to attack this problem in different ways.
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Sophie looked up and saw the sign: 'ITER -the future of fusion'.
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But Iter, despite its delays and cost overruns, might finally tip the balance.
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China plans to build it's own large fusion reactor, twice the size of ITER.
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Linnaeus's general Lapland notes were eventually published as a book called Iter Lapponicum 1732.
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One is through magnetic fusion which is what ITER is all about, he said.
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But scientific challenges are not the only complexities with a mega-project such as Iter.
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He hopes to be sitting at ITER watching the first fusion reaction take place.
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Iter engineers said their giant project is the size that proven technologies can deliver.
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These parts are then shipped to France and assembled on ITER's Cadarache, southern France site.
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ITER has a design Q of 10, producing its output with a fifty megawatt input.
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Current estimates suggest another $100 million would be necessary for full participation in ITER.
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The Canadians have come and various European government representatives have talked with us about ITER, too.
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ITER's backers argue it has the potential to change the course of history and needs unwavering commitment.
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In September 2016 Australia became the first non-member state to enter a formal collaborative agreement with ITER.