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Hence cheap rocket fuel could become the Moon's first profitable export.

Boron compounds were relatively rarely used chemicals until the late 1800s when Francis Marion Smith's Pacific Coast Borax Company first popularized these compounds and made them in volume and hence cheap.

The internet of things, for instance, will call forth huge volumes, but for more and more standardised and hence cheaper chips.

So smaller farmers in the East may have to compete, once the borders are fully open, with more heavily subsidized, and hence cheaper, products from farmers in the West.

The simplest and hence cheapest target, of any given material, is a plain flat-sheet of the target material.

However, the area-based approach enables one to retrieve canopy height information by means of relatively coarse pulse density LiDAR data (~2 points m−2) and hence cheaper acquisition costs (Jakubowski et al. 2013).

Hence, cheaper, simpler, and rapid methods are required to facilitate mutation detection.

It also permits the use of shorter (and hence cheaper) primers because PCR 1 primers then do not have to contain sequencing adapters.

The ones who have to wait until the headline age are, on average, relatively healthy and hence relatively cheap.

You can only reproduce what he did already or create inferior versions of it – hence the cheap Mies knockoffs that came to characterise the international style.

Thelumped mass matrix is purely diagonal and hence computationally cheaper thanthe consistent mass matrix.