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PCWP was therefore omitted and cardiac output replaced by pLVAD flow, resulting in equation (2).
It will be shown weekdays from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Eastern time (the first half of HuffPost Live's daily output), replacing the random assortment of repeats that AXS currently schedules during the day.
Informal time will be valued using weights suggested for Posnett & Jan's [ 29] scenarios: working time were output is replaced; working time where output is not replaced; non-work time of those in paid employment and those not in paid employment; and finally time for those not in paid employment where unpaid housework is not replaced.
The agreement gives New Jersey a cap of 23 million tons, but if Oyster Creek's output was replaced with coal, the state's output of carbon dioxide would more than double.
In these, financial incentives are aligned (i.e., where the law firm definition of productivity as more input — lawyers — for less output is replaced by the business definition of productivity as more output with less input).
But if the Vermont Yankee nuclear plant's output were replaced with coal, Vermont's emissions would increase by nearly four million tons.
The lost output was replaced by recommissioned and hastily finished oil-, gand, and coal-fired plants; side-effects rippled through Japanese electric bills and world fuel markets.
To keep the D-ACC's code rate equal to one, the interleaver's output is replaced by a D-ACC-coded bit at every P th bit.
Recent nuclear plant closures in places ranging from Germany and Japan to Vermont and California demonstrate that when nuclear plants close, their electrical output is replaced almost entirely by electricity from fossil fuels, not renewables like solar and wind.
PO banding was abandoned in 2012, although still reported in the SHMI output, and replaced by OD banding.
The loss of fish now caught by these nets would not be compensated for before the year 2002 and the loss of economic output not replaced before 1998.
