Specific regeneration energy is the energy (reboiler duty) for regenerating loaded solvent per tonne of CO2 stripped from the solvent.
"The ailanthus is well known for regenerating from its roots," Ms. Dixon said.
Dunn's model for regenerating the sense of citizenship, Englishmen may be surprised to learn, is Britain.
The best hope for regenerating the long nerves that control muscle movement, Kathy knew, were stem cell therapies still in very early stages of development.
Now the village mayor, almost a lord of the manor, he has come up with what seems a winning template for regenerating hill villages.
Silver, who is 53 and a former urban planner, first submitted plans for regenerating West Harlem Piers almost 20 years ago.
The staff includes just one active pitcher — Lance Lynn — from the 2011 World Series roster, a turnover that highlights a knack for regenerating dependable arms.
On March 24th, Labour's housing guru, Andrew Adonis, published a report for IPPR, a think-tank, praising this model for regenerating estates, calling them potential "city villages".
Gorse has acclimated so readily that it has become a menace, spreading over good and bad land alike, its only virtue being as a nursery for regenerating bush.
Use of the human cells could lead to methods for regenerating the tissues lost in many kinds of disease, but is ethically problematic because it requires the destruction of some human embryos left over from in vitro fertility treatments.
The council isn't keen on the idea, but the campaigners are pressing ahead with what they call a Peoples Plann for regenerating the estates themselves as an alternative to demolition.
