CORMA

Acronym	Definition
CORMA	Client-Oriented Research Management Approach
CORMA	Complete Relaxation Matrix Analysis

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Two years ago, Baxter Healthcare bought a pair of dual-strand Corma corrugators to make respirator tubes in Costa Rica.

'Corrugator vacuum forming': a little-known niche has lots of promise

Corma, "Biomass into chemicals: aerobic oxidation of 5-hydroxymethyl-2-furfural into 2.5- furandicarboxylic acid with gold nanoparticle catalysts," ChemSusChem, vol.

Alkaline Ionic Liquid Modified Pd/C Catalyst as an Efficient Catalyst for Oxidation of 5-Hydroxymethylfurfural

[34.] Huber, G., Iborra, S., and Corma, A., "Synthesis of Transportation Fuels from Biomass: Chemistry, Catalysts, and Engineering," Chem.

Knock resistance and fine particle emissions for several biomass-derived oxygenates in a direct-injection spark-ignition engine

Zedq, despacho la de la Cobena en linea y media ("se esforzo -?y como no?- en la interpretacion de Corma"), mientras dedico mas de trece a la debutante.

Anita Martos: su aportacion a la escena espanola del siglo XX

Women with sensitive skin or allergies to the plastic derivatives used in some conventional products might find 100 percent cotton feminine hygiene products to their liking, says Paola Stevan, marketing manager, hygienic brands for the Italian mass market and international market for Milan, Italy-based Corma Spa.

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According to CORMA (2014), in December 2011 the Chilean plantations had captured 223 million tonnes of carbon dioxide from atmosphere, which contributes to mitigating climate change (FAO 2010).

A tale of two forests: why forests and forest conflicts are both growing in Chile/Histoire de deux forets: raisons pour lesquelles les forets et les conflits forestiers sont tous deux en croissance au Chili/La historia de dos bosques. ?Por que los bosques y los conflictos forestales aumentan en Chile?

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