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Multi-stage penaeid shrimp grow-out systems have considerable advantage over conventional single-stage grow-out systems.

Reconfigurable computer systems with liquid cooling have considerable advantage of such parameters as real and specific performance, energetic efficiency, mass and dimensions characteristics.

Under a simplified context, the devised models agree with the consolidated knowledge that heterogeneous multi-core chips have considerable advantage over homogeneous multi-core and single-core architectures in terms of energy efficiency.

Theoretically Douglas will have considerable advantages of weight, reach and height.

It also found that the major banks have considerable advantages over other providers because they can attract most easy access balances despite offering lower interest rates.

Pipelines have considerable advantages, such as economy and speed, but they also have the disadvantage of being subject to sabotage and to political vicissitudes when they cross international boundaries.

A safe chemically-defined product would have considerable advantages for vaccination against FMD.

In this paper we show that a SQUID based on high temperature superconductors (HTSs) would have considerable advantages over a low Tc device in this application.

A recent research interest is the conversion of such feedstocks into biodiesel via enzymatic processes, which have considerable advantages over conventional alkali-catalyzed processes.

Single-crystalline one-dimensional nanostructures have considerable advantages: high surface-to-volume ratio, readily achieved reduced lateral dimensions, and their high degree of purity and crystallinity.

Although thermoelectric generators have considerable advantages over the other renewable energy devices, low convergence efficiency of the device retains thermoelectric devices behind its competitors.