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However, influent wastewater took progressively longer to move into the woodchips likely due to a combination of (1) woodchip settling, (2) clogging due to removed wastewater solids and/or accumulated bacterial growth, and (3) the pulsed flow system pushing the chips away from the inlet.

As expected, when we increased the number of clusters in the nucleus while holding the total number of sites constant, it took progressively shorter τ3D for TFs to reach their target.

To compensate, Beijing has taken progressively more desperate and audacious measures to nab dissenters on the loose.

By adding other tranches on top, each taking progressively less risk, it is possible to create a security that the rating agencies place in the coveted triple A class from a pile of junk bonds.Fine in theory, but only now are these new instruments being tested.

Or were they bipedal ground runners whose evolving wings allowed them to take progressively longer jumps?

Nevertheless, the UK government regards the sanctions as "a signal that the EU is prepared to take progressively more serious steps to respond to the crisis".

The suspension, kept under magnetic stirring, was then irradiated using a high-pressure mercury vapour lamp (250 W, HPL-N Philips, Amsterdam, The Netherlands) and 4 ml aliquots were taken progressively from the suspension after different irradiation times.

Figures 8 and 9 presents the metrics measured against each test network over iterations of algorithm 2. The consensus algorithm shows good convergence with all test cases reaching a neighbourhood of the true value early on, and the larger networks taking progressively longer to fully converge.

Taken progressively, we were able to do repeated laps on a series of freeway on and off ramps and eventually hit 60mph without a hint of tire squeal (although the all-season rubber did show some slight fading in grip; summer tires would have held on better).

Spyro's health is measured by his companion, a dragonfly named Sparx; Sparx changes color and then disappears after taking progressively more damage.

"As long as the cost of financing is low and other investment options are sparse, the propensity for property bubbles will remain and the government will have to take progressively tighter administrative measures to stem demand and dampen house price inflation," the IMF review said.