In between, the list ticks off, at a rate of 2.16 books a month, a dazzling syllabus that's a testament to steroidal self-improvement, as well as to the magical time-furnishing powers of royalty checks.
The British don't have enough coal & oil to furnish the power they need.
Although most of Missouri's artificial lakes were built primarily to furnish hydroelectric power and to prevent flooding, they also provide the state with excellent recreational resources.
Massive hydraulic projects were undertaken to furnish electric power, open new lands, provide flood control, and become the nuclei of regional agricultural-industrial complexes.
Preliminary design of a photovoltaic array to furnish the power required to drive the desalination unit, the control room and the housing of operators is illustrated.
As a consequence, many serotypes were not present in sufficient numbers to furnish statistical power to detect an association with carriage or CAP.
The city furnishes a power base that the Conservatives, have always been worried about.
Grand Lake o' the Cherokees, impounded by Grand River Dam to the east, furnishes electric power and recreation.
In its upper reaches the river furnishes hydroelectric power to several cities.
It also furnishes reducing power (i.e., it accepts hydrogen atoms and carries them on the coenzyme nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide phosphate [NADP]) for use in the synthesis of substances such as fat.
