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Purchases of RE equipment and related services, as well as the revenue generated from RE system operation are subject to a uniform 5% consumption tax, 1% of which is redistributed to regions (0.5% each on prefectural and municipality level).

It is apparent from this table that, when passing from the Boolean to the continuous description, the largest basins of attraction (carpel and stamen1) lose about 30 to 40 percent of their configurations, which are redistributed among the smaller basins of attraction.

These substances were condensed and agglomerated into large flakes (LF) which were redistributed on the particle surface resulting in a very clear view of the lump pits and twisted short cells.

Osteonecrosis is also different from another recently detected problem known as lipodystrophy, in which fat is redistributed so that H.I.V.-infected people develop disfiguring cosmetic problems.

Inhibition of JNK signaling prevents drops in occludin concentration, while reducing the extent to which occludin is redistributed.

The air stoichiometry range for which a homogenization of the current density is achieved depends upon the gradient with which the catalyst is redistributed along the air channel.

That which is earned by some is redistributed to the others".

The transition probabilities used in the MC scheme, which determine how the fluid volume is redistributed, are derived from a discrete representation of the governing steady-state pressure equation.

While we needn't worry about a Great Depression, there is good reason to fear a prolonged period of stagnation in which unemployment is high and income is redistributed upward because workers have no bargaining power.

However, S1 electrons in photosensitizers generally exhibit a strong tendency to undergo intersystem crossing, in which the energy of the photon is redistributed over two unpaired electrons with the same spin orientation.

It is reported that much of the funding which is collected in affluent countries is redistributed to poorer parts of the world to print literature and build Kingdom Halls.