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The surging numbers have exceeded ICE's budget and prompted emergency cash infusions, including $55 million this month in a rare short-term apportionment from the Office of Management and Budget, the Department of Homeland Security said.

That the apportionment was from the mainstream only is also strongly indicated by an analysis of the second paragraph of § 4(a) of the Act.

Chemical and source apportionment analysis from the European study indicated that other components, including sea salt, soil-related elements, indicators of traffic, and nitrates, were also related to the inflammatory responses of coarse PM (Happo et al. 2007, 2008).

The benchmark of the COD current has been further measured and calculated from the J-V curves, which reveals a complicated apportionment, from 5.9%to52.8%8% of the COD current, of the overall photocurrent in the PFC.

L. 97 424 struck out provision that apportionments to Virgin Islands, Guam, and American Samoa were not to be less than one third of 1 per centum of total apportionment from provision relating to the minimum apportionment for each State.

Schlag, P. et al. Aerosol source apportionment from 1 year measurements at the CESAR tower at Cabauw, the Netherlands.

The Special Master excluded this section of the river from the apportionment on the grounds that its canals are adequately supplied from return flows and other local sources.

The letter says the new commitments will come from "an apportionment of the EU's existing commitments, based on trade flows under each tariff-rate quota".

Investigating the apportionment of the pooled data from Neolithic sites and surname based into eastern Provence (n = 127) and western Provence (n = 292) the data showed a 12% Greek component and an 18% Neolithic component to eastern Provence, while attesting a 19% Greek component and a 0% Neolithic component to Western Provence.

With regard to the PM2.5 mass apportionments, the findings of this intercomparison among results from some of the leading source apportionment research groups indicate that the same major source types (those that contribute most of the PM2.5 mass at each site), with similar elemental makeups (i.e., key tracers), are consistently identified by different groups in each city.

Thus, while the uncertainty added by the differences in source apportionments varies from source to source in these cases, the overall average increase is about 15%, which suggests that the error added by variability in source apportionment approach is quite small relative to the baseline uncertainty inherently associated with making these time-series pollution RR estimates.