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Had the relative freedom of ideas continued unhindered in Ionia, scientific progress would have inevitably opened the door for someone like Darwin to pass through considerably earlier than it did.

Since the terrorist attacks, foreigners have had to go through considerably more hassle to enter this country.

The synergistic effect makes retrofit proposals' payback period very attractive, through considerably energy costs reduction and uttermost equipment reuse.

Rufus tends to speak in a long-winded manner, demonstrated through considerably long victory quotes at the end of fights.

More common access is through the considerably less dated glass-and-steel veneer of the Arts Centre on Tobin Street.

Still, even if you exclude data from those companies, there were 522 state polls released from January through July 2008 — considerably more than this year.

Some interesting lag effects, which are of value in long-range weather forecasting, arise through the considerably slower circulation of the ocean.

I had my first, awe-inspiring glimpse of it Sunday in Racine, just before the rain began in earnest and gave me a good soaking for the next hour as I made my way through the city's stately south-side neighborhood along the lake shore, turned west for a bit through a considerably less stately neighborhood and finally south again into Kenosha, not too far from the Illinois border.

This indicates firstly, that the transverse transport mechanisms are not efficient enough to justify the application of the diffusion model, and secondly, that the transport mechanisms vary considerably through-out the film thickness.

If the men stand above the ceiling while we push against it, the task of breaking through will be made considerably harder.

At optimal growth, there is no predicted flux through the glyoxylate shunt, considerably lower fluxes through the TCA cycle and PPP, and a flux through the PPC reaction not present at near-optimal conditions.