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Together with knowledge of the magnetic field a better understanding will be derived of the magnetospheric current systems and their closure at or near the planetary surface.

The extent of age reporting errors in census data is moderate as evaluated as shown in the several methods applied for the four census data and therefore estimates of fertility from the census data can be derived of reasonable quality.

The fracture synthetical flowing equation can be derived of the combination from Eqs. (9) to (11) as frac{G}{64(1 - v Hmu }frac{{partial^{2} W^{4} }}{{partial x^{2} }} - frac{partial W}{partial t} - frac{8C}{{pi sqrt {t - tau } }} = 0. (18).

During autotrophic growth, all biomass and products must be derived of acetyl-CoA from the Wood-Ljungdahl pathway.

The method also allowed estimates to be derived of the probabilities of different ranking positions for each orthodontist.

The theory also requires that the entire body of an annelid, including the head, be derived of segment-like units.

In the first, it is impossible to tell whether it is a misty day, or if the photograph from which the painting was derived, of a stand of trees on a sloping field, was out of focus.

Estimates have been derived of program costs and, where possible, of the level of benefits within identified categories.

An explicit expression has also been derived of the mean temperature on circles around the heat source.

Additional maps are derived of accumulated surface runoff, safe yield for groundwater abstraction and water deficit for crop growth.

So much of our beliefs about ourselves are derived of what we think others think of us.