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•The glassware was then rinsed successively (or sequentially) with distilled, deionized water.
•Firing sequentially, this laser arrangement could achieve unparalleled repetition rates.
•The system requires the red, blue and green components to be printed in succession.
•The machine performs all operations on the stationary workpiece simultaneously rather than consecutively.
II•Used in tandem with a sock-type filter, the charcoal performs two functions.
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