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Recently proposed mission concepts involving harpoons or nets to capture and de-orbit debris represent an interesting application of the tethered systems, where the orbiting bodies are connected by a flexible link.
The cells that received 0 dose of titanium debris represent control cells.
In addition to this increase, other slash and fine debris represent an important amount of legacy carbon that can significantly delay positive accumulation rates in regrowing vegetation.
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Biomass power made from woody debris represents about 1 percent of the nation's electricity supply.
The report, based on interviews with witnesses to the attacks and an examination of the missile debris, represented the latest in a series of accusations about Israel's conduct of the Gaza war.
Reconstructions of atmospheric development must recognize that the very large quantities of carbon now found in sedimentary carbonates and organic carbon have flowed through the atmosphere and that the organic carbon (which includes all fossil fuels as well as far more abundant, ill-defined organic debris) represents material produced by photosynthesis but not recycled by respiration.
Compositions consisted of more than 75% quartz and debris representing between 15% and 20%.
Grey-scale ultrasound shows a multiloculated fluid collection with debris representing abscess.
Space debris represents a significant risk to satellite operations, particularly in the low Earth orbit (LEO) region.
Investigations of Brown and Peake [40] showed that road debris represents the main source of PAHs in road runoff and storm water discharges.
With Space Debris representing an uncooperative and possibly tumbling target, close proximity becomes absolutely critical, especially when an uninterrupted connection to the ground station is not ensured.
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