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As though that decision were catalytic, another notion came to him.

The British involvement, then, was more catalytic than anything else.

But in this instance there was an added catalytic force.

"The opportunities for catalytic change inside the country are real," he said.

Catalytic workshops will then be held around these issues in 2012 and beyond.

The media is the catalytic agent of sexual revolution in China.

As the talks proceed, Americans can play a catalytic role.

In a clear sense, the catalytic closure is a property of the whole system.

But it does have a catalytic effect on somebody who already has other problems."

The catalytic character and the playwright are, in a sense, one.

"We try to identify projects that can be catalytic," she said.

This can be done with a thermal or catalytic method.

What is a catalytic converter and how does it work?

Symbolically, it has provided catalytic power for cultural, social and political change.

How do I know if my catalytic converter has failed?

It is not an enzyme and, thus, has no catalytic activity.

However, this proposed catalytic activity has yet to be proven directly.

The specific activity of Tyr504 in the catalytic mechanism is unclear.

From this comes the catalytic impetus, without which all other requirements mean nothing.

I wondered what had happened to the crazy catalytic generator.

Because no other small cars come with a catalytic converter as standard.

Read on to learn how you can find out if your catalytic converter has failed.

The reaction takes place in a large single fixed bed catalytic reactor.

Although this process requires a complex catalyst system and is not catalytic.

He was also involved with the team that created the first catalytic converter.