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Conversely, bitcoin mining becomes easier when blocks are being found too slowly.
Conversely, data mining of the ontological knowledge base may also bring to light data gaps for vulnerability, impact and adaptation assessments (European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control, 2010) that may trigger investigations or research studies into the health impacts of climate change.
Conversely, manufacturing and mining lost jobs (17,000 and 9,000 respectively).
"Conversely, the smaller mines that had either pooled their resources or retrofitted their existing plant had less of an environmental impact and are still in business," said Anstey.
Conversely, anti-personnel mines deployed by the ARSK proved less effective against the HV during operations Flash and Storm in 1995.
"My husband has his own views, and his views are not necessarily mine, and conversely so," she said.
Conversely, sealing or isolating mine gob areas can easily cause the gas accumulation which may increase the gas explosion risk.
Conversely, villagers in the mine-affected areas around Mozambique openly welcomed the mine-detecting rodents but only after Apopo managed to convince them that they weren't from a pest eradication program, which many locals believed them to be.
Conversely, villagers in the mine-affected areas around Mozambique openly welcomed the mine-detecting rodents – but only after Apopo managed to convince them that they weren't from a pest eradication programme, which many locals believed them to be.
