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A novel-to-medium R user has been considered as target.
This outcropping sample was collected in a formation, which is not considered as target for shale gas exploration.
A model horizontal gas/oil/water separator, considered as target design, having well-defined length, diameter, effective length, baffle height, and water channel length, is hereby presented that features optimal design corresponding to minimum volume.
The rank of scenarios in terms of preserving the species of the target group was always B > A > C > D > E, irrespective of the group considered as target group.
This proposed multi-synchronous bidirectional router architecture is synthesized using Xilinx ISE 14.7 and FPGA Virtex 6 family device XC6VLX760 is considered as target technology and its performance is evaluated in terms of power, area and delay.
These areas can be considered as target for such materials.
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The serotonin-1A (5-HT1A) receptor subtypes are considered as targets of a variety of antidepressant drugs.
Shielding devices and protected equipment are equally considered as targets of lightning strikes when generating collection surfaces.
Announcing the arrests on Saturday, the Singaporean government said the men -- detained between Dec. 9 and Dec. 24 -- had been found with bomb-making instructions and with photographs and videotape of buildings apparently being considered as targets.
For instance, the effects of arrival and crowding should be considered as targets for engineering or architectural interventions that could artificially increase social distances.
A wide range of diseases – including cancer, vascular and neurodegenerative disorders and inherited genetic diseases – are being considered as targets for this therapy in adults.
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