Virtually all natural gases are containing nitrogen that would lower the heating value of natural gas.
Finally, the virtually unrivaled natural resources of the United States -- vast expanses of land, tillable soil, large bodies of fresh water, and natural gas -- will become the sources of future competitive advantage, as will the absolutely unrivaled diversity of the country's human resource base.
But with virtually no natural predators, herds typically double every four years.
San Diego County has a growing metropolis, a population of three million, a substantial biotech industry, and virtually no natural water supply.
China is a big consumer of virtually all natural resources, and gold was but one of many commodities that fell sharply after the report from Beijing.
With virtually no natural resources, Japan has considered nuclear power as an alternative to oil and other fossil fuels since the 1960s.
Gente, Argentina's glittery version of People magazine, featured the subject on its cover this week, with a multipage photo layout of two fashion models, Daniela Urzi and Andrea Bursten, sunning virtually au natural in Punta.
"For more than 40 years, Lolita has been unable to swim any meaningful distance, dive, forage, or carry out virtually any natural behaviors," said the complaint, filed in the southern district of Florida by People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (Peta).
There is virtually no natural medium that has not been explored and mastered by the Indian: jade, turquoise, shell, metals, stone, milkweed fibre, birch bark, porcupine quills, deer hair, llama dung, sea lion whiskers all were used by the artist to lend colour or texture to the finished product.
Indeed, some think that virtually every natural language expression is context-sensitive.
