Gas-cooled reactors formed an early alternative to the more common water-cooled reactors.
First, Cali has experienced rapid population growth over the past two decades (∼35% since 1993), primarily in the lower socioeconomic neighborhoods, where simple vector control measures are less common, housing density is greater, underreporting is more common, and water storage containers are more abundant.
Properties on hills have more slippage of dirt and foundation slippage is more common with water problems.
Ciliates that retain plastids appear to be far more common in waters where food is scarce than in productive waters.
Global warming and hybridisation with the more common Yellow Water-lily means that its days are numbered, but local botanists are maintaining a careful watch on its numbers in this, its most southerly British stronghold.
And yet, for the years where drought conditions did hold, large water shortages were more common than minor water shortages.
In addition, Young (1996) provides a more detailed procedural handbook for field practitioners on the evaluation of some of the more common functions of water resources, such as water supply.
But more common in the water industry are spectacular flameouts, led by the recent collapse of Azurix, the water company created and sold to the public by Enron in June 1999.
Television characters age differently from other fictional people, and not only because in Hollywood cosmetic surgery is more common than tap water.
Water Pokémon are more common near bodies of water, Ghastlys in grave yards, grass-types in parks, etc.
These deposits are enriched with sediment grain size fractions more common in deeper waters (in this case, the mud fraction likely came from water deeper than 5 m), and because of the bigger flow depth, the normally graded layers are more common.
