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The commission instead set a quota that was practically twice that: 29,500 tons.
The peak on the α R(T) curve is practically twice as intense as the one on the α L(T) curve.
The eventual consequences are cycles in model (ii) that are practically twice as long as those observed in model (i).
For example, bluethroats breeding and molting in the arctic undergo a complete molt in 62 days, practically twice as fast as East African stonechats (123 d), and almost three times as fast as WPHE (168 d, Table S1).
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Mr. Banks remained on guitar, his fingers flying over the frets, his long legs practically folded twice under his small wooden chair.
The discernable frequency spacing between the dominant frequencies of decomposed signals is theoretically near zero but practically equal to twice the frequency resolution of a finite length time series.
That was hardly an extreme condition in light of the history of the previous half-century during which Germany alone had practically destroyed Russia twice, exacting a terrible toll.
So he could go from "not doing relegation" to practically doing it twice in one season.
There are very few people who have won the Carnegie twice... practically none," he doesn't answer.
"I was very lucky because I was practically dead; I was out of body twice," he said in a 2008 Cornell Chronicle interview.
Therefore, a receiver is subjected to signal variations of almost twice the mean level and practically zero, giving rise to severe fading.
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