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It is a function of a number of thermophysical properties of the nanofluid - the most considerable ones are specific heat, thermal conductivity, viscosity and density.

In all of the 16 genes, no or few recombination breakpoints were detected by > = 4 programs in the RDP package [ 35], but considerable ones were detected by > = 3 programs (Additional file 1: Figure S5), leaving the number and sites of recombination breakpoints not reliably determined.

The same difficulty meets us in using the currents of rivers and waterfalls as exists in regard to tides unless the current is fast and the waterfall is a considerable one".

That he was subsequently ruled out of the Paris Saint-Germain tie on account of his weakened calf does not necessarily have to be a grievous setback for City, but it is a considerable one when their hopes of reaching a first Champions League semi-final depend to a great extent on the team's ability to defend coherently.

It is a considerable one.

Should we make a leap of faith (admittedly, it is a considerable one) and accept that the evolutionary modalities of this simple, virtual system reflects those of real biological systems, this gives us a genuinely novel outlook at the evolution of complexity.

Though hot new devices like the iPhone 4S and the Galaxy S III have been spared from the sales injunction, the list is still a considerable one — in all, the court banned the sales of the iPhone 4, iPad 2, Galaxy Nexus, Galaxy S, and Galaxy S II devices.

And that role, it turns out, was a considerable one, especially for the slave-trading kingdoms of western and central Africa.

The cost of unsafe abortion to the health system is therefore a considerable one.

While medical chiefs in Las Vegas and IndyCar officials have announced that they are to work together to review and examine what lessons can be learned from the crash that killed Dan Wheldon last weekend, Formula One is already a considerable distance down the road to adopting closed cockpits in a bid to improve driver safety in cars.

Italy's presidency, as currently constituted, carries few direct powers except the considerable one of being able to pick the country's prime minister.