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Groundwater infiltration through leaking sewers represents a considerable fraction of the total amount of wastewater dilution.
A considerable fraction of the mass of the explosive charge, which may be uranium 235 or plutonium, is transformed into energy.
Forests store more carbon than any other land-cover type per unit area9 and host a considerable fraction of the global biodiversity10.
These additional components make up a considerable fraction of the weight of electrodes, resulting in lower energy density and higher device cost30,31,32.
The crowd that filled the dance floor at 1 a.m. must have made up a considerable fraction of the 2,500 Ethiopians that the last census counted as living in New York City.
They receive their education from, and in turn provide a considerable fraction of the revenues for, geeky cocktail bars — recognizable by the devout use of jiggers, the whopping arrays of bitters, and an almost-total absence of vodka.
After the acid pretreatment, a considerable fraction of the dense lignin primarily located in CCs was removed; and it was further dissolved with the subsequent alkali treatment.
After a first scientific sequence it will operate for a considerable fraction of the cometary orbit around the sun (between 3 AU and 2 AU).
This contrasts with other experimental and modeling investigations, in which promotion by the hydrocarbon of NO oxidation has accompanied oxidation of a considerable fraction of the hydrocarbon.
"A considerable fraction of the carbon emitted to date and in the next 100 years will remain in the atmosphere for tens to hundreds of thousands of years," the study noted.
The electrical interconnection cost of OWFs is a considerable fraction of the overall design cost of the farm.
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