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Although remote-controlled US "drone" planes regularly cross into Pakistan to target suspected extremists in the country's lawless tribal area, the use of manned aircraft is highly controversial in a country in which anti-Americanism runs high and widely believed conspiracy theories maintain that nuclear-armed Pakistan is the next American military target.

Activation temperature also affected the development of surface area: the use of high temperature produced low surface areas.

Due to their unique properties such as spatial structure, high porosity, and large surface area, the use of nanofibers allowed improving the biosensor response by two folds.

To evaluate which particular mineral/minerals of the above-mentioned minerals might be contributing to fluoride levels in groundwater of this area, the use of the geochemical model PHREEQC 3.0.3 was made.

Because the numbers of strong motion stations and their distribution are not sufficient for generating maps of ground shaking for the entire Istanbul metropolitan area, the use of GMPEs is necessary.

However, when there is a significant amount of variation in particulate concentrations across an urban area, the use of central sites may result in exposure misclassification that induces error in long-term cohort epidemiological study designs.

He said he had focused on three areas: the use of bulldozers, the use of helicopters and "the moral and ethical problems that were sure to come" from fighting among noncombatants.

As well as the use of live ammunition against unarmed demonstrators, the ICC investigation found evidence of a range of abuses including torture, systematic rape, the use of cluster munitions and other heavy weaponry in urban areas, the use of civilians as human shields and the blocking of humanitarian supplies.

This review discusses recent developments in one of these areas, the use of soluble polymers as supports for organic synthesis and catalysis.

Despite there is a considerable amount of scientific knowledge on indigenous plants in urban and sub-urban areas, the use of this knowledge is still low.

The plan also immediately bans in unincorporated areas the use of anticoagulant poisons that are the most harmful to bobcats, coyotes and mountain lions.