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with the expansion and utilization of underground space resource in cities, the intensity and density of urban underground pipelines are dramatically increasing.

Replacing conventional electroplating method in manufacture of black chrome solar selective surfaces with reactive sputtering technique is desirable due to the environmental concern in order to meet rapid expansion of utilization of solar hot water systems.

From the literature review, it is clear that PV/T collectors are very promising devices and further work should be carried out aiming at improving their efficiency and reducing their cost, making them more competitive and thus aid towards global expansion and utilization of this environmentally friendly renewable energy device.

Nevertheless, expansion of NGS utilization for more routine use still requires establishment of an evidence base for most clinical applications.

Resources and policies in Northern Europe and the USA have allowed the expansion of biomass utilization and research for power generation [47].

So the expansion of information utilization and function in CBTC system can greatly improve the ability of the interval and the capacity of the tracks.

The increased interest to produce fuels and chemicals from renewable resources, especially from lignocellulosic feedstocks and crude glycerol residue from biodiesel industry, made the expansion of substrate utilization another important target for genetic improvement of microorganisms [7].

Therefore, a natural expansion of data utilization in GDAS is to assimilate both the field and its SV, so that the embedded geodynamic constraints can be used to make more optimal analysis, thus speeding up the transport of information from the surface geomagnetic observations to the dynamical state in the outer core.

Solar energy is an abundant resource in many countries in the Sunbelt, especially in the middle east, countries, where recent expansion in the utilization of natural gas for electricity generation has created a significant base for introducing integrated solar‐natural gas power plants (ISGPP) as an optimal solution for electricity generation in these countries.

However, a strong expansion of biomass utilization will require increasing imports of investment goods in order to offset the missing production capacity in Austria.

Increased fatty acid oxidation at the expense of glucose utilization, expansion of connective tissue, oxidative stress, calcium mishandling and reduction in SERCA expression have been proposed to explain diabetic cardiac dysfunction [ 12, 35].