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Catalytic force

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that form of chemical energy formerly supposed to determine catalysis.

See also: Catalytic



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Brown was the catalytic force that helped us gel rid of American apartheid, or legally enforced racial separation.
OpenVG fills a distinct gap in the standards spectrum, as accelerated vector graphics is an idea whose time has come; and it is fascinating that the catalytic force came from within the handheld space," said Neil Trevett, president of the Khronos Group and senior vice president of market development at 3Dlabs.
Today, with University of Miami as a partner, we are deepening our capability to drive change, raise awareness and be a catalytic force for change in the quality of basic education.
 
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