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The methodology and calculation procedures developed in the last two decades are based on the recognition that the underground reservoir, the producing well, and the surface liquid and gas handling equipment constitute a complex, interrelated system.

However, most of the general policies adopted in Brazil in the last decades are based on outdated assumptions and do not respond to the complexity of the challenges that affect startups.

Microneedle technology, which has been around for a couple of decades, is based on a simple concept: Tiny cones, or microneedles, are attached to a small patch that is applied to the surface of the skin like a Band-Aid.

In a highly political speech lasting just over an hour, the chancellor said the £83bn public spending cuts over the next four years in the government's most severe financial retrenchment in decades were based on reform, fairness and growth.

Electrostatic flocking – a common textile technology which has been applied in industry for decades – is based on the deposition of short polymer fibres in a parallel aligned fashion on flat or curved substrates, covered with a layer of a suitable adhesive.

Most studies performed in the last decades were based on direct observation of the root system per se.

The sharp escalation of the conflict between Russia and the West, which for decades was based on nuclear confrontation, has also brought the nuclear issue to the fore.

Future annual average environmental conditions for the 2091 2100 decade were based on the Special Report on Emissions A2 climate change scenario53.

Girma Seifu Maru says Ethiopia's economic growth over the past decade was based on Chinese-style authoritarianism and must go hand in hand with political freedoms.

The NSW (Coalition) education minister, Adrian Piccoli, told the Australian the Turnbull government's argument that ­record spending had failed to improve student results over the past decade was based on an old funding system that failed to target disadvantage.

In a rare interview with the Reuters news agency in Addis Ababa, Girma argued that Ethiopia's impressive economic growth of 10.6% over the past decade was based on Chinese-style authoritarianism and must go hand in hand with political freedoms.