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The American Petroleum Institute estimates 6,000 barrels of oil equivalent could be pumped per day by 2026, rising to 1.34m barrels by 2035.

The amount of film needed to cover the wings of a jumbo jet weighs just 80 grams.Finally, whereas an A4 sheet of nichrome costs around $12,000, its carbon-film equivalent could be had for a hundredth of the price; probably less when the process is commercialised, as Mr Janas hopes it will be.

Thus, his claim that the formulations are equivalent could be interpreted in a number of ways.

Coal equivalent could be converted to oil equivalent by multiplying the former by 0.7.

The results showed that annual energy production equal to 107 tons of oil equivalent could be expected when the proposed green energy resources are implemented in the WWTP.

Former England captain Michael Vaughan: "There are naughty boy nets, and the equivalent could be to send this team out to play at the MCG in front of 100,000.

TRANSURANUS predicts that burnups of ∼74 MWd/kg U and ∼163 MWd/kg U (or ∼65.2 MWd/kg U oxide-equivalent) could be achieved for UO2 and UZrHx fuels, respectively.

Vaginal equivalents could be handled easily.

Having lost a gaggle of key players, Koeman was confident equivalents could be found.

These variations in the stratigraphic sequences in Middle Jurassic Dhruma Formation and its equivalents could be attributed to the eustatic sea-level changes, climate, tectonics, and local paleoenvironments.

Finally, dose equivalents could be addressed (Please estimate the dose of a procedure equivalent to a standard adult chest radiograph).