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"This will create a big and viable market for offshore so that what you'll see is a decoupling of the two supply chains between on and offshore and companies building specific offshore wind equipment".

"It could suggest that there is a decoupling of emissions and economy growth, and if continued, it would be very, very significant," said Kelly Levin, a senior associate with the World Resources Institute.

Further, the recommendation of the Tooke report is a decoupling of the foundation 1 and foundation 2 years.

In addition, recent sleep studies with simultaneous electroencephalography fMRI show that during deep sleep there is a decoupling of frontal areas from the DMN (Horovitz et al. 2009).

This chapter provides an overview of Clotho, which is a decoupling memory page layout from storage organization.

The question now is whether there will be a decoupling.

"Right now it's a decoupling story rather than a helping-hand story," said Carsten Brzeski, a senior economist at the Dutch bank ING.

Looking at developed economies, Schularick and Taylor (2012) show there was a close link between credit and broad money before World War II, but there has been a decoupling after World War II.

The novel ideas behind our cell-GBRS algorithm which we present in this article are (a) decoupling resource allocation problems for relays and base station and (b) inter-frame scheduling.

In the immediate aftermath of the 2008 crash, many believed there had been a decoupling of rapidly-expanding emerging countries from the west.

By contrast for the liquid crystalline complex there appears to be a decoupling of the ion motions from structural relaxations.