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M0, measured in dyne-cm (1 dyne-cm = 1 × 10 7 newton-metre), is essentially the amount of energy released by the earthquake.

Essentially, the amount of absorbed radiation increases with the concentration of the analyte and with the distance through the analyte that the radiation must travel (the cell path length).

They're measured in SAR -- "specific absorption rate" -- which is essentially the amount of radiation a human body will absorb from using or being near a cell phone.

Overall the payment of dividends reduced shareholder funds, essentially the amount of money in BHS, from £335.2m to £86m between 2000 and 2004.

This is essentially the amount of spread in gaze for each frame, while controlling for the number of clusters of gaze and how many participants are in each cluster.

In total, these efforts have expanded the Fed's balance sheet (essentially, the amount of new money the central bank has printed and now holds as debt) to close to $4 trillion - more than the economic output of Germany, the world's fourth biggest economy.

The move essentially reduces the amount of money available for loans, and is an attempt to cool down the economy.

The arrangement essentially capped the amount of tax that the retailer paid, and relied on a method known as transfer pricing.

The deal essentially doubled the amount of debt held by HCA hospitals to $26 billion by borrowing from banks and selling bonds.

The pyrochlore composition mainly influences the structure of ion tracks (and weakly their diameter), and essentially concerns the amount of amorphous phase vs the amount of fluorite counterpart.

They want to get rid of a legal provision that essentially limits the amount of money that can be recovered from a company involved in securities fraud to that company's share of blame.