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But energy and climate change minister Amber Rudd told MPs on Wednesday: "In the case of AONBs and national parks, given their size and dispersion, it might not be practical to guarantee that fracking will not take place under them in all cases without unduly constraining the industry".

Although this hypothesis would not replace the wave theory of light, which gives a perfectly satisfactory description of the phenomena of diffraction, reflection, refraction, and dispersion, it would supplement it by also ascribing particle properties to light.

When the red laser light passes through the dispersion, it is scattered and becomes visible.

Concerning the strong frequency dispersion, it is mainly attributed to the low-frequency space charge accumulation effect.

As correntropy measures both the uncertainty and dispersion, it can be used as an optimality criterion in the estimation problems.

With the reduction of clay dispersion, it is expected a lower potential transport of contaminants associated with these particles to water bodies (Martin et al. 2016).

If these aggregates are not separated during re-dispersion, it may cause instability to the system.

To model potentially unstable dispersions, it is necessary to calculate α values using experimentally determined stability parameters such as hydrodynamic size at multiple time points.

Although some Jews continued to live in the land, those in the distant dispersion idealized it, viewing it primarily in eschatological terms their destination at the end of days, in the world to come.

Although computational fluid dynamics (CFD) is seen as a promising tool to model complex dispersion scenarios, it is necessary that it be fully validated against reliable experimental data before the predictions can be used with confidence.

In the 1990s he preferred to call it "dispersion," which stripped it of a negative connotation.