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I also found that cupped hands could be made to indicate approximate volume, a technique ideal for loading up on peeled garlic, pistachios and shiny black cherries.
A map of standard errors of the kriged taxonomic distance residuals to the nearest centroidal soil type can be made to indicate spatial uncertainty.
At the other extreme, basin morphometry (geometric aspects of basins and their measurement) can be made to indicate the limiting average area necessary to sustain a given length of channel; in large areas of the midlatitudes, the ratio is close to 2.25 square kilometres of drainage area for a channel 1.6 kilometres in length.
From the results presented in this paper, no clear conclusion can be made to indicate a 'champion' biofuel option, with regard to high overall energetic efficiencies, low cost and low GHG emissions.
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"Objects were made to indicate a person's status".
Numerical simulations are made to indicate that the solution is feasible.
Therefore, an attempt has also been made to indicate the parameters responsible for rope formation.
This analogy was made to indicate the potential wide use of the NMs in consumer and industrial products.
No attempt is made to indicate the amount of ash retrieved or the concentration, rather the plot shows the spatial distribution of the ash over the domain considered.
Although use of generalised T s diagrams has been made to indicate or represent generalised absorption cycles, with the exception for NH3/water systems, these diagrams have not been specifically tailored to scale to quantify LiBr/water systems.
No formal announcements have been made to indicate whether the assets will be taken off the balance sheet, insured in the way they are in Britain, or if Ireland will implement a mixture of the two systems.
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