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The energy of the electromagnetic radiation thus produced comes from the charged particle and is therefore lost by it.

Although in most deposits the ore averages only between 0.5 and 1.5 percent copper by weight, the tonnages of ore mined are so large that more than 50 percent of all copper produced comes from porphyry coppers.

It is shown that the main source of the oxygen produced comes from the water oxidation, and that the rate of oxygen uptake depends on the efficiency of the different electron acceptors to scavenge the photogenerated electrons in the conduction band of the semiconductor.

In the European Union, about 29% of the total ethanol produced comes from industries using molasses [ 1].

It remains possible that the mixed infections in the current study did not involve any of the strains being competitively excluded and that the spores produced came from all the strains.

Under the oxygen-limiting conditions used in these fermentations, which resemble the typical anaerobic conditions found in large-scale VHG fermentations, the profile of CO2 production obtained in wild-type cells and in the different mutants tested was similar to the profile of ethanol formation, which indicates that most of the CO2 produced came from the fermentative pathway (results not shown).

Most produce comes from Moray.

Although over 60% of the electricity Montana produces comes from coal, relatively little is tapped.

A country party should be able to appeal to every foodie that walks into a farmers market and asks where their produce comes from.

He points to a sign on a fish-seller's hut that he interprets to mean all its produce comes "from Lidl".

Ninety percent of the electricity it produces comes from its coal-powered plants, which release as much as 70 million tons of carbon dioxide annually.