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He is similarly casual about his father's tenure as governor of California and as president, giving us a handful of personal anecdotes but appreciably little insight into how Ronald Reagan's political thinking evolved or how his time in office shaped or reshaped his apprehension of the world.

Radiation may be thought of as energy in motion either at speeds equal to the speed of light in free space approximately 3 × 1010 centimetres (186,000 miles) per second or at speeds less than that of light but appreciably greater than thermal velocities (e.g., the velocities of molecules forming a sample of air).

This approach still is challenging, as it requires a systematic quantitative evaluation of threshold criteria, but appreciably it gets more and more feasible.

The CO emission fluctuated between 220 and 380 ppm in the lean region, but appreciably increased as the fuel air equivalence ratio was gradually enriched.

A rally was in the works just over an hour later though, when General Motors reported sales were down 18.1% in June, hardly a figure worth accolades, but appreciably better than expectations.

Not only is there a minority of color perceivers who are anomalous (only slightly, but appreciably so) with respect to normal observers, but there is a considerable statistical spread even within the group of normal observers.

He started for three seasons, but got appreciably worse from his freshman year.

It is practically insoluble in water but is appreciably soluble in acetone.

Consumer confidence bounced back in August after a slump in July, but remains appreciably lower than before the Brexit vote.

Deuterium oxide is useful in nuclear reactors as a moderator to slow down but not appreciably capture neutrons.

Dynegy's estimate is based on the company's broad premise that the price of power several years from now will be sufficient for merchant power companies to cover the cost of building a plant, but not appreciably more.