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One important consideration, in addition to improving diplomatic relations, is that Russia supplies a tenth of Japan's natural gas, and 5% of its crude oil.

For laminated plates, fiber orientations and the layer arrangement are taken into consideration in addition to the geometrical parameters.

To assess the impact of duration, the subjective latent phase of labour has to be taken into consideration in addition to the duration of labour itself.

If newborn cohort studies took direct measures into consideration in addition to interviews and questionnaires, they often relied on the Bayley Scales of Infant Development (Bayley 2006; Schlesiger et al. 2011 for a brief overview).

Taking this into consideration in addition to the intuitive nouny/verby categorical dichotomy, I claim that ontological notions do find linguistic expression in Chinese, similar to what Chao (1955) found when looking for the linguistic expression of logical relations in Chinese.

3.5 into consideration, in addition to avoiding investment in useless buildings and roads, the key to improving environmental efficiency of production activities at the regional level is to shift to an industrial structure with a greater share of tertiary industries while achieving greater value-added in tertiary industries (Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry 2014).

"For foreign investors, a stable and predictable policy environment, along with dependable legal and political institutions, are key considerations in addition to market size and growth potential," said Eswar S. Prasad, an economist at Cornell University and the Brookings Institution who has advised the Indian government.

The procedure includes labor grouping considerations in addition to part-machine grouping.

In order to be able to direct today's landscapes to a possible future state (German: Leitbild), landscape planning must include socio-cultural, economic and political considerations in addition to ecological aspects of the landscape.

This article focuses on recent developments in this area of research and proposes a classification of DNA nanostructures based on topological considerations in addition to describing strategies for tackling the inherent complexities of such an endeavor.

The first part covers CPVTs׳ characteristics and design considerations in addition to a review of the principals and technological advances in the solar components that compose a CPVT (i.e., photovoltaic cells, solar thermal collectors, concentrator optics, tracking mechanisms, concentrated photovoltaics, and concentrated solar thermal systems).