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The result is that for the time being, even with non-OPEC production at maximum, a few major exporting nations know that they have enormous market power.

The effect was helped by the thermal lag caused by the Sun continuing to heat the nucleus surface after local noontime, just as temperatures on Earth are usually at their maximum a few hours after local noon.

The zone of this distortion is limited to the immediate vicinity of the boil, being about 5 m in the aquitard which holds the boil's conduit, or maximum a few dozens of meters in the underlying aquifer.

Mapping of many faults in parts of the Fethiye Burdur Fault Zone shows evidence for sinistral strike slip but total displacement across the fault zone is at maximum a few tens of kilometres.

Also, solutions contain the solute in a size at the molecular or ionic level, typically less than 1 nm or maximum a few nm in all dimensions.

This abnormal processing of the incoming information reaches its maximum a few days before the beginning of an attack, and normalizes during the attack, at a time when sensitization may also manifest itself.

The attractiveness function is concave and decreases after reaching its maximum at a few traversals.

A lab-on-a-chip is a class of device that integrates and automates multiple laboratory techniques into a system that fits on a chip up to a maximum of a few square centimetres in size.

It is likely that 100 years is not the maximum for a few species, especially sea turtles and giant tortoises, but, in order to surpass this age, an extremely nurturing, protective environment would be required.

In the 1970s, long before the internet and Big Brother Watch and Ed Snowden I knew with an adult certainty that any ordinary John trying to pass themselves off as a Gifford or as someone without the same surname as the Prime Minister would last a maximum of a few hours before he was forced to acknowledge his parents.

The total eclipse lasts for only a maximum of a few minutes at any location, because the Moon's umbra moves eastward at over 1700 km/h.