SEARCH Articles Figures Tables 11.7 Concluding Remarks A Concluding Remark A Final Remark A General Remarks A Remarkable Triangle A Remarkably Stable Dimer of Tetralithiocorannulene A few general remarks about homeotect structures A15-1 General remarks Activation from a Legal Point of View Concluding Remarks Active Sites—Concluding Remarks Additional Remarks Additional information, remarks Algebra and Multiple Linear Regression Part 4 - Concluding Remarks Amino acids general remarks And Can Lead to Remarkable Rearrangements A Failed Antimony general remarks Basic Remarks Boron remarks on its crystal structure Brief Remarks on Relativistic DFT CONCLUDING REMARKS AND FUTURE PERSPECTIVES Chapter Summaries and Final Remarks Characterization and Remarks Closing Remarks Cluster compounds and remarks on the 2e, 2c bonding scheme Cluster compounds introductory remarks Comparison between the investigations on micromixing in LIS as concluding remarks Concluding Remarks 37 Acknowledgement 4 0 References Concluding Remarks Attempt to Rationalise the Results on CO Oxidation Concluding Remarks Bound Triplet Pairs Concluding Remarks Future Prospects Concluding Remarks The Future Role of Crystallographic Databases Concluding Remarks and Content of Chapters Concluding Remarks and Examples Concluding Remarks and Future Directions in MD Concluding Remarks and Future Outlook Concluding Remarks and Future Plans Concluding Remarks and Future Prospects Concluding Remarks and Outlook Concluding Remarks and Outlook to the Future Concluding Remarks and Prospects Concluding Remarks and Unanswered Questions Concluding Remarks on Effectiveness and Durability of Surface Treatments Concluding Remarks on Hydration Hardening Concluding Remarks on LFER Applications in HPLC Concluding Remarks on Microbial Emissions Concluding Remarks on Reliability of p-Type ZnO Concluding Remarks on Unequal Spatial Intervals Concluding Remarks to this Chapter Concluding remarks and future aspects Concluding remarks and future directions Concluding remarks and other directions Concluding remarks on activation in Sweden Concluding remarks on different theoretical approaches Concluding remarks on the general equations Conclusive Remarks Conducting Remarks 51 References Conservation concluding remarks Contents 1 Introductory remarks Critical Remarks Discovery of a Remarkable Long-Range Effect on the Double Diastereoface Selectivity in an Aldol Condensation Discussion and concluding remarks Electric Vehicles Preliminary Remarks Electronegativity final remarks Endocrine Disruption—Concluding Remarks Equipment and Some General Remarks Concerning Performance of the Procedures Evolutionary Remarks Exotic reactions general remarks Experimental Remarks Expression Systems Concluding Remarks Fermentative Biobutanol Production An Old Topic with Remarkable Recent Advances Final Remarks Final Remarks Concerning Transmitting, Receiving, and Scattering Radiation Pattern of Finite Arrays Final Remarks and Outlook Final Remarks and Perspectives Final Remarks and Recommendations Final Remarks and Technology Outlook Final Remarks on Aging Processes Final Remarks on Particle Sizing Final Remarks on Sustainable Risk Final remarks and conclusions Final thermodynamic remark Forthcoming Challenges and Concluding Remarks Further Aspects and Concluding Remarks Further Remarks Further Remarks, RRHO Ideal Gas Further extensions and concluding remarks Further remarks on the actinide alloys Future Developments and Concluding Remarks Future safety systems and plant concepts 3-3-1 General remarks Future trends and concluding remarks General Remarks General Remarks About Reactivity General Remarks about Transformation General Remarks and Conclusions General Remarks on Drying General Remarks on Microencapsulation General Remarks on Practical Electrocatalysts General Remarks on Renormalized Rouse Models General Remarks on Subcooled Liquids and 2-Phase Flow General Remarks on Transition Metal-Catalyzed Reactions of Alkynes General Remarks on the Application of Chemical Additives General Remarks on the Arrangement of Particles in a Liquid General Remarks on the Band Structures of Group III Nitrides General Remarks on the Electronic Structure of Nickel Carbonyl General Remarks on the Role of Chirality General Remarks, Acute Toxicity of Benzene General Remarks, Nomenclature General remarks about amplitude equations General remarks about microwave material measurements General remarks and abbreviations General remarks and requirements General remarks on maximum attainable yield General remarks on the nomenclature of charged interfaces General remarks, unit cell description H2O Simple Formula, Remarkable Molecule Historical remarks Hormone general remarks Hydrogen Fuel Cell Systems Preliminary Remarks Hydrolysis, general remarks Interpretation remarks Interpretation, Remarks and Relation with Other Techniques Introduction and Historical Remarks Introductory Remarks Introductory Remarks about Laser Processing Laboratory equipment a few additional remarks Mass transfer General remarks Mercaptans general remarks on the preparation Miscellaneous remarks OPENING REMARKS Open Questions and Concluding Remarks Organic experimental remarks Overview and General Remarks Overview of quantum reactive methods and remarks on the coupled equations problem Perspectives and Concluding Remarks Philosophical Remarks Practical Virtual Screening Some Final Remarks Prefatory remarks Preliminary General Remarks Preliminary Historical Remarks Preliminary Remarks Preliminary Remarks Regarding Immersion Media in Lists 40-2.1.1 to Preliminary Remarks, General Conditions Preliminary Remarks. Auxiliary Statements Preliminary Remarks. Statement of the Problem Preliminary remarks Longitudinal, frictionless flow over a flat plate Preparations— General remarks Qualitative discussion concluding remarks Quantum-chemical Remarks about the Continuum RELAXATION General remarks REMARK guidelines REMARK records REMARK system Rates remarkable Reaction Engineering Historical Remarks and Future Challenges Reactions remarkable Remark on Linear Scaling Remark on Numerical Solutions Remark on convergences Remark on the Quantification of Precision, Accuracy and Trueness Remarkable Rearrangement of a Camphor Derivative Remarks About Future Research Needs Remarks Concerning the Definition of Operators Remarks Efficacy or Accuracy Dilemma Remarks Not Relating to Synthesis Remarks Pertaining to All Methods Remarks Pertaining to All Types of Benzopyrans and Benzo-1,4-Oxazines Remarks about Aging Remarks and Conclusions Remarks and Discussions Remarks and Future Directions Remarks and Future Outlook Remarks and Future Perspectives Remarks and Outlook Remarks and Perspectives Remarks and Prospects Remarks and acknowledgements Remarks concerning Certain Nonitol Configurations Remarks concerning optimal isotope dilution work Remarks concerning the Names Volemose and Volemulose Remarks on Additive Free Abelian Groups Remarks on Arheotropes Remarks on Concentration-Effect Relationship Remarks on Correlation in Disordered Chains Remarks on Evolution Remarks on Experimental Design and Optimization Remarks on Heterophase Polymerization Remarks on Kinetic Arheotropes Remarks on Mechanisms Remarks on Nomenclature Remarks on Passive Transfer Remarks on Piezoelectric Relaxation Remarks on Solvability Remarks on Theories of Ferromagnetism Remarks on alphabetical list in Section Remarks on calorimetric nomenclature Remarks on deflagrations Remarks on quantum reactive scattering Remarks on quiescent systems Remarks on related literature Remarks on retention mechanisms Remarks on some commercial aluminium alloys Remarks on the Calorimetry Studies Remarks on the Importance of Resonance Remarks on the Kinetic Theory of Granular Flows Remarks on the Origin of Piezoelectricity in Polymer Films Remarks on the Scope for Future Development of UV-visible Reflection Measurements Remarks on the Second Law and Irreversible Processes Remarks on the Structure and Properties of High Polymers Remarks on the chemical bond factor and valence-electron counting rules Remarks on time-dependent theory Remarks regarding the relevance list and experimental technique Remarks to the Sections Remarks, Experimental Technique Remarks—Outlook Retrospective and prospective remarks. Suggested further reading SUMMARY REMARKS ON MICROMECHANICS Self-Organization in Catalyst Layers Concluding Remarks Solubilities some concluding remarks Some Final Remarks Some General Remarks Some Introductory Remarks Some Remarks Concerning the Nature of Charge-Carrying Moieties Some Remarks Regarding the System Models Some Remarks about Lithography Some Remarks on CFD in Cyclones Some Remarks on Chemical Ecology Some Remarks on How to Select Initial Conditions Some Remarks on Sample Preparations for Voltammetric Measurements Some Remarks on the Method Some Terminological Remarks Some concluding remarks on schema theory Some concluding remarks regarding the 1-D model for water Some historical remarks Some initial remarks Some remarks Some remarks concerning the swelling ability of three-dimensional polymers Some remarks on Jacobi coordinates and scattering applications Some remarks on carbohydrates Species remarkable Stability remarkable Structure general remarks Sulfide 4 Concluding Remarks Summarizing Remarks Summary Remarks Summary and Concluding Remarks Summary and Final Remarks Summary and Remarks Summary and closing remarks Supplementary Remarks Technical remarks The 13th group elements remarks about their general chemical properties and reactivity The 4th group metals remarks about their general chemical properties and reactivity The 5th group metals remarks about their general chemical properties and reactivity The 6th group metals remarks about their general chemical properties and reactivity The 7th group metals remarks about their general chemical properties and reactivity The Effective Diffusivity—Closing Remarks The Roots of a Remarkable Therapy The alkali metals remarks about their general chemical properties and reactivity The remarkable behavior of semidilute solutions The remarkable properties of pure bulk polymers The solid metallic electrode some remarks Three remarks on terminology Transformation, remarks about Transition States . Concluding Remarks Transition elements general remarks Two Important Remarks United States concluding remarks Water A Remarkable Molecule Zintl phases remarks on their definition