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Ukraine's mineral deposits allowed for heavy industrialization after the Second World War; eventually, its factories were producing aircrafts, gas turbines, and steel.

Bypassing traditional bank deposits allowed money to come from almost anywhere: small-town banks, union pensions and European investors could all buy American mortgages.

Laboratory analyses on samples from the main layers of deposits allowed obtaining the input data for the PYFLOW code, which was used for reconstructing the flow dynamic characteristics of the currents.

The lithological suggestions of the age of the deposits allowed to determine two types of depressions - fossil depressions of melting origin, and genetically complex ones that underwent deposition prior to the Eemian Interglacial and with a secondary deepening, most likely as a result of melting of ground ice under thermokarst conditions, during the Vistulian Glaciation (=Weichselian).

The observed sedimentary deposits allowed to suggest that the sedimentation took place during several phases (inundations), producing separate layers.

It would also give Citigroup access to more stable customer deposits, allowing it to rely less heavily on outside investors for funds.

The deposits allow the cathodic reaction kinetics to be reduced by acting as a cathodic inhibitor.

The regulator relaxed the part of the rule that required higher premiums if banks grew too fast with brokered deposits, allowing a growth rate of up to 40percentt over four years.

The interpretation of alluvial landforms, drainage organisation and evolution of intermittent river networks affecting post-Lower Miocene deposits allow us to recognize low intensity tectonic processes controlling the landscape evolution.

The stratigraphy of the tsunami deposits and characterization of pumice clasts found in these deposits allows us to distinguish at least two successive tsunamis, identify their possible source, and demonstrate the association between a massive flank failure (Icod collapse) and an explosive ignimbrite-forming eruption (El Abrigo) both about 170 kyr ago.

In a paleoclimatic context, tephra deposits allow the correlation of past climate events among terrestrial, lacustrine, and marine environments.