Across southeast Alaska, only one sawmill now cuts logs in volume.
Accordingly, none of the world's great religious books make the cut in this new volume.
The low values of harvested volume per cut in Diepholz reflect the projected volume accumulation.
By contrast, for the first time in ten years, the United States cut shrimp imports, both in volume and value.
Price cuts drive huge gains in volume and revenues.
It's an album of dry and intimate and surprising music, much of it a kind of X-rayed blues language, volume cut in half, swing rhythm subtly stretched into more up-to-date grooves, emotional dynamics present but suppressed.
The resulting double-stranded cDNA or extracted DNA from CSF (the fraction not treated with Turbo DNase) was used as input into Nextera XT, following the manufacturer's protocol except with reagent volumes cut in half for each step in the protocol.
Subgrid representation of the interface is achieved by allowing curvature of its constituent interfacial elements to obtain O(Δx3) accuracy in cut-cell volume, with attendant benefits in calculating cell- geometric features and interface curvature (O(Δx3)).
In principle, replacing conventional carbon-based anodes with lithium metal could cut in half the weight and volume of lithium-ion batteries, for a given amount of storage capacity and output current, Bai explains.
Yet, for all his idiosyncracies, it is hard to think of anybody who understands the link between sport and commerce more clearly.In this section Cut the volume Connections needed Mr Formula One Death, Japanese-style A case of office block The charm of old money Raining cat and dog food Happy families?
