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• The cost (to the individual or the public purse) is much higher, and often unaffordable, for later circumcision. While waiting for approval of the patent in 1909, Hughes and Sharp had a machine shop manufacture a prototype bit to test in the field. Their secret drilling experiment took place ne...Read more »
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Thus, although pain is overall minor and should not be seen as a major barrier, the fear of pain for later circumcision does represent a significant barrier. Paradoxical though it may seem, it’s probable that synthetic fuels offer a more practical path to creating a viable business for direct air...Read more »
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In the case of the long-distance trains of the Deutsche Bahn have failed in the past year, about two per cent of the Holding. In January, August and October, the percentage was even at three per cent, said a railway spokeswoman in Berlin on request. Cause storms, heat, people, accidents and strik...Read more »
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Sportsmail’s verdict: 2nd – losing finalists. Saracens have recruited expertly again, with giant Wallaby Will Skelton and Dominic Day, who will bolster an already world-class squad. European endeavours and England call-ups may mean they lose a few games they would not normally. Non-sustaining cap...Read more »
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Borehole or down-hole methods are of two distinct varieties: borehole seismic and wireline logging. The former is achieved when seismic receivers are used to acquire information in the borehole, presented as a vertical seismic profile (VSP). VSP in most cases, is integrated with surface seismic ...Read more »
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T. Sumner. Antarctic history suggests ice sheet âdangerâ threshold. Science News. Vol. 189, April 2, 2016, p. 10. A pump forces water down C1 along with the non-toxic dye to the island’s eastern- and southern-most points. Team members are deployed on boats and at Smith’s Cove. They put three ...Read more »
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The machine is called the "Village Drill," one of many models envisioned by Renouard and developed by BYU students six years ago. The flow of water pumped into the borehole through the bedrock fissures will be closely monitored. The water pressure will enlarge the fissures, with geophon...Read more »
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In 1954, the economist Paul Samuelson put forward a theory that made a distinction between “private-consumption goods” — bread, cars, houses and the like — and commodities that existed apart from the usual laws of supply and demand. Modern global markets are obviously quite successful at pricing ...Read more »
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Over the next decade, however, Bosch and his team overcame a multitude of technological and metallurgical challenges. He chronicled them in his 1932 acceptance speech for the Nobel Prize for Chemistry — an honor he won because the Haber-Bosch process, as it came to be known, changed the world. Hi...Read more »