She enjoys the making as much as the consumption.
Note: This regimen discourages exercise, as well as the consumption of egg whites, pomegranates, and pomegranate byproducts.
It is quantified as the consumption of more than four or five units in less than two hours [see footnote].
It adds that getting drunk or binge drinking during pregnancy, defined as the consumption of 7.5 units or more on a single occasion, may be harmful to an unborn baby.
It uses about 110 billion cubic meters, or 3.9 trillion cubic feet, of gas per year to feed its own power plants and those of its customers, about as much as the consumption of Italy and France combined.
As the consumption of higher education has spread in the U.S., its economic efficiency has declined.
The major process in the primary flame is identified as the consumption of CH2O, HONO, NO2, H2CN, H2CNNO2, and HNO.
As the consumption of electricity has increased continuously, risk management of power outages has become an important issue.
As the consumption of nonwoven products with short life increases, the burden on waste disposal also rises.
The presence of HAP is regarded as the consumption of CSCN, and total CSCN content (CT) can also be calculated.
And E h is energy cost by buoyancy driven unit, which is considered as the consumption of the hydraulic system when glider dives and rises.
