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258 QC1 The detractive multi-focal focusing effect and the phase of the optical field, the stochastic quantization of locally supersymmmetric models, and the effect of convection on wavelet estimation for a multi-dimensional acoustic earth are among the five topics addressed by physicists and mathematicians from a wide scattering of countries.
I, in fact, wrote to the Chronicle on February 14, 2001, pointing out the intimidating and detractive accompaniment of background music of which the sound level so annoyingly interfered with the programme content.
While many continue to focus upon the potential detractive impact of DVRs, consumer attitudes reveal significant opportunities to help drive television advertising dollars," said Lee Smith, president and COO, of InsightExpress.
 
 
 
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