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The Bishnoi were outraged, which is usually of little import.

This approach using discrete bins has a finite error, which is usually of order one percent of the area.

The weight of a body, which is usually of more practical interest than its mass, can be obtained by multiplying the mass by the acceleration of gravity.

Results are presented for the vertical displacement due to vertical excitation, as that is the situation which is usually of interest in soil prospecting and vibration analysis.

Third, it is computationally expensive as it requires solving the Adjoint system of equations backward in time per each forward time step which is usually of high magnitude in case of field scale applications of long history.

The law of large numbers, however, does not provide a measure of the approximation error which is usually of more interest to practitioners.

Place the lettuce in the coldest part of the refrigerator, which is usually on back of the lowest shelf.

Safety valves, which are usually of the poppet type, open at a predetermined pressure.

Tribes holding oil and gas concessions, which are usually of far greater value, generally will receive the most from the settlement.

Bursaries/Scholarships Many scholarship offers will be made conditional on students achieving required grades, which are usually of a higher standard than the entry requirements for the undergraduate courses.

In contrast, HomTreeMiner avoids storing pattern occurrences by storing only bitmaps of occurrence lists which are usually of insignificant size.