Waste heat accounts for up to 70% of input energy in industrial processes which enunciates the importance of energy recovery measures to improve efficiency and reduce excessive energy consumption.
Finally, the part of the statement which enunciates that the best-off individual can exhibit any type of preferences is due, once again, to the specific shape of the set of indifference curves that defines each type (R^{m}_{f}in {mathcal {R}}), where (min {mathcal {M}}).
And Dr. Barraclough pointed out, "De Magnete" also predates Kepler's "Astronomia Nova" (1609), in which he enunciated the first two of his three laws of planetary motion, and Galileo's "Sidereus Nuncius" (1610), in which the earliest telescopic observations of astronomical objects were reported.
This press issued the Racovian Catechism (1605), which formally enunciated the Socinian creed.
In 1978, he published The Dilemma Of Democracy, in which he enunciated the doctrine of elective dictatorship.
This is the same movie in which she enunciated as her dictum about men: "Find 'em, fool 'em, 'n forget 'em".
In fact, according to the uncertainty principle, which Heisenberg enunciated two years later, it was impossible to know both the position and velocity of a particle at once.
But the principle that government should follow, which you enunciated ten minutes ago, was that government should not allow a company to own both the pipe and the content that travels on that pipe.
Their elusiveness, so far, denies the US success in a goal which Bush enunciated one week after the attacks on New York and Washington when he said he wanted bin Laden brought to justice 'dead or alive'.
One waggish, sprightly eighty-five-year-old eminence — that would be Ted Tayler, famed professor of Shakespeare and Milton — was lamenting, with a twinkle, the widespread use these days, written and oral, of a certain four-letter word, which he enunciated delicately.
