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Quantifying the impact of this tightening is hard, but one calculation presented by a quartet of economists at America's Monetary Policy Forum in February suggested that if American financial institutions were to end up losing $200 billion, credit to households and companies would contract by a whopping $910 billion.

A calculation presented by the Central Bank of Israel [1] showed that the monthly fuel expense for company car users was 24%% higher than that for private cars.

Another calculation, presented by Burn and Bastard [13], discovered strong oscillations in electron capture rates as a function of the well width.

All results of numerical calculations presented by the authors in this work have been obtained by the use of the Time-domain Spectral Finite Element Method (TD-SFEM).

The calculations presented by Mesbah [97] were very useful, since proposed structures showed two crystallographically independent chains, for ZnC11; that is, hydrocarbon chains in one of the layers within the lamellar were packed parallel to the zinc plane whilst fully extended and those in the other layer were tilted at an angle of 3.96° to the metal planes.

In retrospect, we realize this cannot be unconditionally assumed; yet for the same reason, the adjusted calculations presented by Popadin and colleagues are similarly incorrect by the following logic.

The validation parameters for species under study are presented in Table 2. Limits of detection (LODs) were calculated using the repeated analyses of the blank and the calculation algorithm presented by Huber.

This is completely confirmed by our calculations presented in the figure.

However, experimental data would be necessary to confirm the phase behavior predicted by the calculations presented here.

The thermodynamic calculations presented here validate the interpretation by Von Damm and Lilley [13] and confirm that the ecological changes are driven by changes in fluid composition.

According to calculations presented at the meeting today by theoretical astronomer Smadar Naoz of Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois, such "jumping Jupiters" may end up in strongly skewed or even "retrograde" (backward) orbits, wreaking gravitational havoc in the inner parts of their systems.