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In the United States the publication of biologist Rachel Carson's Silent Spring (1962), a passionate and persuasive examination of chlorinated hydrocarbon pesticides and the environmental damage caused by their use, led to a reconsideration of a much broader range of actual and potential environmental hazards.

We varied the width and height of the vessels from 75.0 to 119.1 μm to mimic the size range of actual retinal vessels.

What they may be committed to, in fact, is the more modest claim that no abstract philosophical claim is initially more plausible than the claim that we do have knowledge in a typical range of actual cases.

Now Davidson, like Hare, does accept the possibility of certain phenomena in this neighborhood; but as with Hare critics think the cases permitted by his analysis simply do not exhaust the range of actual cases of weakness of will.

The basic idea consists in evaluating different figures of merit for a certain range of actual speed values and to compare them with emulated speeds of the same magnitude under the same conditions.

Confidence in cones is gained because the procedure to analyze foundations is the same as routinely used in structural analysis, and a systematic evaluation for a wide range of actual sites demonstrates sufficient engineering accuracy.

In this paper form variations are incorporated as subsets in order to model the coupling between form variations and the allowable range of actual-mating-size, as required by Rule #1 of the ASME Standard.

Over a 1-year period, study sites recruited a median of 51.5% (range 0%200%%) of actual admissions identified by ICD coding discharge summaries.

The generic ion species used in the model, the actual ion species they represent, their assigned mass and the mass range of the actual ions represented.

The calculated resources load is compared with the actual resources load to determine if the calculated resources load is within a small range of the actual resources load (line 5).

That puts him within range of the actual years of Shakespeare's capricious, fulminating monarch, who jostles age against wisdom only to achieve belated clarity at moments of psychic and physical collapse.