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breakthrough

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breakthrough [′brāk‚thrü]
(chemical engineering)
A localized break in a filter cake or precoat that permits fluid to pass through without being filtered. Also known as breakpoint.
In an ion-exchange system, the first appearance of unadsorbed ions of the type which deplete the activity of the resin bed; this indicates that the bed must be regenerated.
(computer science)
An interruption in the intended character stroke in optical character recognition.
(mining engineering)
A passage cut through the pillar to allow the ventilating current to pass from one room to another; larger than a doghole. Also known as room crosscut.


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Archimedes Pharma Ltd ("Archimedes"), a European specialty pharmaceutical company, today announces the commencement of its global Phase III programme for Nasalfent(r) in breakthrough cancer pain.
Title: Ronald Reagan Alzheimer's Breakthrough Act of 2004
The Breakthrough team developed a three-phase approach to accomplish its goals; phase I has already begun and focuses on closing open inventory and examinations that have not been started.
 
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