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Upon commissioning, along with her main and secondary batteries, Howe carried 48 QF 2 pdr 1.575 inches Mk.VIII "pom-pom" anti-aircraft guns and 18 20 mm Oerlikon AA guns Howe joined the Home Fleet on 30 August 1942, her building time extended, owing to more urgent demands of the industry.

In the past, both the Trendelenburg position and the left lateral decubitus position (Durant's maneuver) have been suggested as beneficial where air emboli are suspected, but are no longer recommended for extended periods, owing to concerns regarding cerebral edema.

Therefore, those ratios may include both the variability of the star brightness and the measurement efficiency (significant for point-source objects but less significant for extended objects) owing to the extended shape of the PSF.

The exhibit was extended until January 2016 owing to the unprecedented demand.

Devising a reliable and robust simulation tool for hydro-mechanical modeling of hydraulic fracturing is imperative inasmuch as an appropriate fracturing job in a porous medium cannot be extended to another owing to various characteristics and limited access to the field data acquisition.

We have chosen CuI to extend our study owing to its relevance in "click" chemistry.

The GW2 gene was shown to alter grain width and weight and to lesser extend grain length owing to changes in the width of the spikelet hull [ 58].

It should also be noted that owing to extended pilot testing and low survey completion rates, our final sample size was smaller than planned.

The declining absorption rates within a relatively short period constitute a challenge in itself, since bioavailability tests must extend over several weeks owing to the half-life of Pb in blood.

Originally planned for the second quarter of 2010, shooting was further delayed until September owing to an extended rainy season.

He was set to retire from the RAAF on reaching the age limit in 1964, but his appointment was extended a further two years owing to the shortage of technical officers.