If it were science based, removing the grizzly from the threatened list makes sense because densities in the GYE have recovered to pre-development densities.
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Other busy, liberal cities also tended to have high densities.
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The rule would also establish maximum "stocking densities" for the birds.
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This was used to create different densities and stunning final products.
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Several small towns and cities are home to even higher robot densities.
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There are probably no other places on earth with such high bacterial densities.
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The light tribute attracts bird densities up to 150 times their normal levels.
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Higher still will be the densities of rocky worlds made principally of silicates.
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Foresters are being instructed more clearly how to plant trees at the right densities.
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Wildfires are particularly common in places with higher densities of dry woods or grasslands.
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For on-demand services, profitability requires significant scale in areas with high population densities.
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This gives rise to convection cells that trap mixtures of similar densities within layers.
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It contains one of the highest densities of these bears near any human population.
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Trains and subways cause less pollution than cars and move people at far higher densities.
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Besides offering much higher energy densities, such batteries should also be cheap to mass produce.
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IBM worked closely with Sony for several years, particularly on enabling increased areal recording densities.
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Within Greater London enough green-belt land languishes to build 1.6m houses at average densities.
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Other instruments will probe surface temperatures, dust densities, and the strength of the solar wind.
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Others sink to a variety of depths, according to their densities, perfusing the world's waters.
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They made a totally new kind of pasta by layering gelatin sheets of different densities.
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The other factor is when we domesticate those plants and animals, the population densities increase.
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"If there was an increase, it would show up in egg densities," Dr. Niles said.
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This distinctive scarring occurs in areas of the brain where tissues of different densities intersect.
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For ice, too, makes mirages, as light refracts through the different temperatures and densities of air.
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Simply addressing fish densities is not enough to make the industry more sustainable, Marine Harvest argues.
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When light passes through air of different densities, it fluctuates and bends in a particular way.
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That same year it rolled out the Fire, a sneaker with removable foam inserts of varying densities.
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Active matter-inspired experiments often cram bacteria together at densities above those typically found in natural environments.
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Additionally, birds such as the gray catbird that live in very high densities were underestimated in counts.
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Lucy will also use its telecommunications system to determine the masses and densities of the Trojan targets.
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Memory foam mattresses are made from layers of foam, usually in a variety of densities and consistencies.
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By some estimates, populations of these salamanders can reach densities of nearly a thousand individuals per acre.
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To achieve this with regular shoes, manufacturers need to glue together different pieces of foam with varying densities.
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They could also help physicists understand how matter behaves at densities comparable to the nucleus of an atom.
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Schäfer estimated that battery energy densities have increased by 3 to 4 percent per year in recent years.
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This allowed new densities of settlement and new forms of social organisation: the market, the city, the state.
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In countries with higher population densities than the U.S., high-speed rail has largely replaced regional passenger flights.
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In the crayon drawing, he layers different densities of scribbled color both inside and outside the rounded forms.
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From Futurism to Pop Art and beyond, the writings layer knowledge, language and style into head-spinning densities.
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Next, the researchers want to understand if humpbacks prefer salmon releases at certain depths, sizes, densities or times.
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The samples produced at domestic level and those collected from bars and pubs had the highest cell densities.
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Less caterpillars means less food for song birds which also time their eggs to hatch at peak caterpillar densities.
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We test in multiple places to ensure our software adapts to varying population densities, weather, and local driving styles.
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There, water containing different amounts of salt has different densities, just like espresso and denser milk in a latte.
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However, "total in-store sales continued to grow, yielding an uplift in sales densities across US retail," she said.
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The tones and densities of ink merge land and water, cover horizon lines, streak and tumble across the frame.
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Sound waves can propagate like this too, where a "surface" might represent the interface between substances of different densities.
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Today, diagnostics rely heavily on centrifuges, machines with rapidly rotating containers that separate fluids of different densities through centrifugal force.
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All that would remain is a compact rocky core, featuring densities, and perhaps even masses, similar to Earth or Venus.
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Animals gather in and around the river year round, including one of the highest densities of hippos on the continent.
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"Knowing the densities of a planets allows (us) to derive a model of the interior structure," Grimm and Demory said.
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Look at the various densities of his blacks, and consider the range of emotions spreading across a congregation of them.
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A weather front — where air masses at different densities meet — can cause the direction of the wind to change rapidly.
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The good news is that the range of possible future densities is very wide, especially in the world's rapidly urbanizing areas.
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For example, the report pointed out the population densities in Australia and Canada are 3.1 and 1403 people per square kilometer.
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The discovery adds to our understanding of urchins and how they're able to achieve high population densities in many reef habitats.
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Gallium Nitride has a much higher break down voltage so it is capable of much higher power densities, Raytheon developers said.
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Bizzarri said that thanks to further store facelifts, Gucci aims to further boost sales densities - a measure of profitability in stores.
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They are, but the historic range does not include Yellowstone, where densities exceed those observed by Lewis and Clark in 1805.
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The TriggerPoint Grid Foam Roller is made of ethylene vinyl acetate (EVA) foam of varying densities and has a hollow core.
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In other words, if the goal is to recover grizzly densities in Yellowstone to their "natural" state, the bear has recovered.
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The Pantanal, a vast tropical wetland in Brazil, is home to one of the highest densities of wild jaguars in the world.
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She adapted the macramé technique, varying the layers and densities of jute, hemp, and other fibers to alter textures and volumetric impressions.
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Incorporating an accurate laser system into the storage device with grain structures accurate enough to acheive the high storage densities is... challenging.
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"If he can improve these energy densities and further range into that car, that's where we'll see a real benefit," he said.
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Rosetta's comet and others have very low densities, leading scientists to ask whether these time capsules are riddled with caves and caverns.
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At high densities, these unsightly growths look like surface scum, and they can give water a bluish-green or greenish-brown appearance.
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Aaron Fait, an Italian academic at Ben Gurion University, is using nets of different densities and colours to protect the growing clusters.
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It has features that are at different densities and temperatures, which translates into different types of solar wind that flows into interplanetary space.
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But the material is fragile, and, because of the varied densities of its component elements, develops microcrystals as it cools, ruining its potential.
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Their spinal bone density tended to be lower than among the control group or the long-term runners (whose spinal densities were comparable).
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As marine ice is lost in coastal waters, marine algae are blooming in higher densities, taking CO2 from the atmosphere to do so.
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It's the same resolution as both the Galaxy S23500 and Note 27 (RIP), which work out to respective pixel densities of 22900 and 220ppi.
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There are other fuel cell technologies with similar power densities, including a research effort aimed at harness electricity from using ocean and river water.
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The gathering came a day after Britain's surprise vote to exit the European Union, which drew support from some regions with low population densities.
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Every time I show Americans these calculations, they respond with surprise, but the truth is that getting European-style densities wouldn't require technological change.
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North Carolina consists of 100 counties, 80 of which have population densities of 250 people per square mile or less, classifying them as rural.
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He notes that cities around the world are growing or making a comeback, presenting the customer densities that have helped make Coupang so efficient.
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Different speeds relate to varying densities, temperatures, and rock compositions, which is how scientists determined that Earth possesses a liquid core, Discover Magazine notes.
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We have to identify the right set of nutrients that will cause the cells to multiply, and do so quickly and into high densities.
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Instead of considering a large world surrounded by a simplified, gassy disk, she modeled an environment with more intricate, fine-scaled temperatures and densities.
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When people feed wildlife in urban environments, they inadvertently create high densities of animals in places that would otherwise be unable to support them.
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These place varying densities of electrons into the amplified light's path through the OPA, either slowing it down or speeding it up as it travels.
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Did animals move across a much larger landscape during certain seasons, and is this no longer possible nowadays with increased human densities and expanded agriculture?
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In the United States the market is growing, but we see much stronger awareness in China, Japan, India and other regions with high population densities.
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Veteran population densities are higher in the Northwest, along the east coast from Florida up into the Chesapeake Bay and in counties near military installations.
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Chasing ever higher densities and ever more aggressive fast-charging methods, Samsung seems to have made the mistake of pushing that little bit too hard.
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The study showed that the areas worse affected were typically in rural regions, with low levels of education, high population densities and high birth rates.
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If densities exceed more than 1,000 birds or if a bird is found dead, the lights are shut down to allow the birds to disperse.
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In Asia, cities with high population densities "tend to develop land that other parts of the world might leave", he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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We can't see them because a black hole's event horizon effectively acts as a barrier between these infinite densities and the rest of the universe.
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Dr Mercier and her team put the animals into tanks at four population densities, varying from solitary confinement to 5, 10 or 15 a square metre.
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The Loon service uses balloons, which are powered by an on-board solar panel, to provide fourth generation (4G) coverage to areas with lower population densities.
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Indeed, they may be particularly common on other worlds with low atmospheric densities, such as Pluto or Comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko, which hosts the Rosetta orbiter.
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Inside, she'll put a circular tank, some 6 centimeters in diameter, filled with layered water and butanol (the liquids have different densities, so they don't mix).
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They think the dunes could be a visible manifestation of atmospheric waves — undulations of air responding to regions of different temperatures or densities in the atmosphere.
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They have also discovered that larvae raised in relatively low densities are more likely to survive, grow heavier at each life stage and develop more quickly.
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Qinghai officials said earlier this year the risk of plague spreading to regions with high population densities had increased because of urbanisation, new infrastructure and tourism.
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"At their annual peak, invasive house mice on the South Farallones are present in extremely high densities," the report states, while other populations suffer as a result.
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That soggy skeleton is made by laser sintering, a process similar to 3D printing that allows metal of various densities to be built up into complex shapes.
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And while weed comes in plenty of colors, shapes, densities and sizes, the pot analyzed by PBS and the Post looks extremely yellow and filled with stems.
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Because the yeast cells can be grown in very high densities on top of relatively simple and expensive carbon substrates, it's possible to achieve large protein yields.
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That speed again makes Australia the top country in the Asia-Pacific, somehow beating out other nations with far smaller territory to cover and higher population densities.
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Mr. Frey's first paper, in 1961, reported that power densities 160 times lower than "the standard maximum safe level for continuous exposure" could induce the sonic delusions.
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Also, unlike the North, where population densities have been in general relatively high, the South was a low-population frontier region until well into the nineteenth century.
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Their dependency on high densities of humans would argue for divergence perhaps 5000 years ago, but the divergence time estimated from DNA sequence data is around 60,000 years.
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For example, physicists would like to learn more about the interactions between nucleons—the neutrons and protons that form the nucleus of the atom—at extremely high densities.
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That said, their radar reflectivity patterns were wildly different, which suggests these objects, while similar in size and mass, feature different densities and/or compositions near the surface.
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Since freshwater and saltwater have different densities, she will test how much weight I need to use in my BCD in the open-air area of the cenote.
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The most attractive metal in this type of battery is aluminum because it is the most common metal on Earth and has one of the highest energy densities.
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It has a layer of individually-wrapped springs sandwiched between five layers of foam in various densities, including a 210-inch top layer of airy, cooling Avena foam.
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" Future wars, he said, "could have conventional forces, Special Forces, guerrillas, terrorists, criminals all mixed together in a highly complex terrain environment, with potentially high densities of civilians.
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In the real world of, say, a forest floor, "soil is a tremendously complex environment, with high bacterial densities and diversity and competing interests at play," he said.
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The sustainability of fish farming is improving, but farmed fish are still often grown in high densities, and so there's a lot of spread of disease and pollution.
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With both the mass and size values, it's possible to calculate the densities of these alien worlds, and that unlocks all kinds of details about their likely characteristics.
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Costs will continue to remain a core focus for UPS, as it attempts to drive costs down while improving densities, or the volume of packages per delivery stop made.
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Using a supercomputer, the researchers simulated the complex, dynamical interactions within 24 stellar clusters ranging from 200,000 to 1303 million stars and over a range of densities and compositions.
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The Bears Ears region, which has among the highest densities of Native American archaeological and cultural sites in the United States, was first proposed for protection in the 1930s.
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When placed alongside Ms. Gosfield's electronic backing, this highly controlled acoustic playing resulted in vivid densities — until they were wiped away by some stray melodic lick, emphasized with vibrato.
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"Moose densities greater than one per square mile support high numbers of winter ticks which negatively impact moose health and survival," said Vermont Fish and Wildlife biologist Nick Fortin.
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In LA, development densities are high for the entire region -- (it's) essentially a flat surface where most of a very large area is equally dense, and thus equally congested.
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Facebook is expanding a feature that it says will help users in areas with low densities of local news coverage better see articles that are relevant to their areas.
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"In our experience, electric cooperatives can build fiber networks in rural areas at population densities of greater than five homes per linear mile without needing any subsidies," Mitchell said.
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Machines already do much of the dangerous and repetitive work in Japanese factories, which have one of the highest densities of industrial robots in the world: 303 per 203,000 employees.
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When TESS finds these mini-Neptunes and their densities, astronomers will be able to do follow-up observations with telescopes on the ground to see what is in their atmospheres.
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These are places where population densities are frequently high and land for onshore wind farms is thus expensive, while building those farms offshore increases the awkwardness of construction and maintenance.
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"You want four control surfaces to be able to control the vehicle through a wide range of atmospheric densities and velocities," Musk explained, referring to the four fin-wing-flaps.
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The visualization is color-coded, with yellow representing regions with high densities of gas, such as the core of the simulated galaxy, while purples show where gas is more sparse.
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Pouring hot espresso into warm milk at a certain speed, they found, induced an interaction between temperature and density that caused the drink to separate into layers of different densities.
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And in the case of an earthquake, the ripples aren't traveling through a homogenous medium like water, but through solid rock that comes in different shapes, sizes, densities, and arrangements.
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Osaka, Calgary and Sydney completed the top five in the survey, which the EIU says tends to favor medium-sized cities in wealthy countries, often with relatively low population densities.
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Mr. Lambert will plant five different clones of nebbiolo on three different rootstocks at three different densities, and he plans to farm organically with a particular focus on soil health.
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Zuckerberg said the mapping technology would use machine learning and augmented reality to show population densities in order to help direct where supplies and other relief efforts might be needed.
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We can't use this data to see who voted for which candidate exactly, but we can look at which places had high densities of certain religious groups, and how they voted.
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Most sub-Neptunes detected so far have low densities, which suggests they are not purely rocky, and scientists had suggested these planets had puffy, gaseous atmospheres rich in hydrogen and helium.
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In a note to investors earlier this year, the veteran analyst said 2016 may be a tipping point for H&M, whose profit densities have been on the decline since 2007.
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So far, he noted, the retailer's selling space has been growing at a faster clip than its profit densities have fallen, allowing its operating profits and earnings to eke out gains.
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Under pressure conditions at the surface of the Earth, most mantle materials have densities that average about 26 kg/liter (most common is a mineral called olivine, better known as peridot).
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Demand for land and housing is high in the city of 22017 million people, which has one of the world's highest population densities and one of the most expensive property markets.
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"The outlook for traditional bricks and mortar supermarkets is that sales densities could well decline in the medium term if action isn't taken," CEO Steven Cain told reporters on a call.
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Contact lenses "have densities similar to water, so they don't readily float or sink at wastewater treatment plants," he added, which means they are not captured and removed at the plant.
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In 2508, Democrats hoping to secure votes from reluctant rural state senators added the "Frontier States" provision to the A.C.A., which increased Medicare payments to five states with low population densities.
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Looking specifically at radar data for Lower Manhattan, we found that the Tribute in Light attracted bird densities at up to 150 times their normal levels on seven of nine Sept.
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"We build out population data and give state and local governments a tool to create advisories for emergency events or any areas where high densities of people will be," says Healander.
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In the large charcoal-on-canvas "No Sign for the Refugee Camp" (2006), an empty rectangle in the upper middle of the composition is surrounded with charcoal lines of different densities.
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To make a superfluid out of a collection of particles, you need to do two things: Pack the particles together at very high densities and cool them down to extremely low temperatures.
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Researchers—who made the video using data gathered from 2000 to 2015 by NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory—think the asymmetry is caused by different densities of the gas surrounding the supernova.
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Saturday's main protest takes place in Mong Kok -- one of the most crowded places in the world, with population densities of up to 130,000 people per square kilometer (52,000 per square mile).
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In particular, the projects will aid U.S. businesses which depend on functioning transportation networks to move products and access consumers in countries with the lowest rail and road densities in the world.
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Companies like Intel are hitting the limits of physics and our current know-how to continue to improve computational densities, opening the ground for new entrants and new approaches to the field.
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While its predecessors, such as NASA's Kepler spacecraft, were geared toward finding new exoplanets, CHEOPS will characterize the atmospheres and densities of catalogued worlds, as well as their potential to host life.
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It presents something of a blank slate for forest managers to cultivate a healthy mix of trees with different ages, species, and densities to accommodate recreation and timber harvesting while reducing wildfire risk.
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The new machines use computed tomography, a technology that produces three-dimensional images so detailed they can even show the mass and densities of items in the bag, including liquids inside their containers.
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Extraordinarily high population densities, prolonged heightened stress levels, poor sanitation, and unnatural diets create a veritable speed-dating event for viruses to rendezvous with a weakened human host and transcend the species barrier.
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Some experts have been dubious of the high numbers that have spread widely on social media, which are based on estimates of population densities of mammals, birds and reptiles from previously published studies.
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Petersen's five exhibited drawings are divided into two groups: one in different densities of black and gray on colored paper, and one in three colors (gray, black, and violet or blue) on white paper.
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It's only a matter of time before 4K or even 11K screens with ridiculously high pixel densities make their way to high-end VR headsets and this shortcoming is a thing of the past.
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Boyle Heights Beat, also known in Spanish as Pulso de Boyle Heights, has carved out an important place in an area with one of the highest population densities in the city of Los Angeles.
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If companies made incremental improvements instead of looking for a fix quick—like making separators thinner to improve the energy and power densities—the batteries they built could be more sustainable, according to McClenny.
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The results, which they published in 2017, showed that when the lights, which stretch for up to four miles, were on, birds gathered around them in greater densities, flew in circles and vocalized loudly.
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The multiyear study, published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, found that birds gathered in greater densities, flew repeatedly in circles and vocalized loudly when the memorial's powerful beams were illuminated.
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He has observed that in places with lower population densities, inhabitants tend to be longer rooted in their communities, thus increasing the chances of those in the community growing more attached to each other.
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"It is also fair to assume that the cobalt content will continue to fall and there will be efforts to further raise the nickel content to create even higher and richer energy densities," he said.
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As Spaniards have clustered in Madrid and on the coasts, a huge swathe of the central plateau now has some of the lowest population densities in Europe, comparable only to Lapland and the Scottish highlands.
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But the MARS scanner, armed with particle-detecting tech used in CERN's Large Hadron Collider, counts individual photons bouncing through the body, tracking their energy levels to calculate the varying densities of bones and tissues.
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This data is pointing to two dominant types of exoplanets ranging between one and four times the size of Earth: dense rocky worlds (so-called super-Earths) or intermediate-sized planets with relatively low densities.
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Most of all, the blended populations and low densities (as well as the crash of the housing market, which put a halt to most construction) meant they met just a small percentage of the need.
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Average egg densities on five New Jersey beaches dropped to between 813,281 and 2900,81 eggs per square meter in 2017 from as much as 100,000 per square meter in 1991, according to New Jersey Audubon.
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Like the drawings on view, the famous large sculptures that sealed her reputation, such as "Sky Cathedral" (28) and "Dawn's Wedding Chapel" (1959), achieve mythic atmospheres and tranquility through architectural densities, compounded infrastructures, and monochromatic silence.
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We can't be sure these stocking densities have been entirely eliminated, but the vast majority of table eggs today come from chickens that have at least enough space to stand on the floor of their cage.
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However, the simple fact is that economically viable alternatives do not currently exist for most African hunting blocks which often have naturally low densities of wildlife, and are too remote, dangerous, and unattractive for photo-tourism.
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WCS works with the Republic of Congo to manage the Lac Tele Community Reserve, a legally protected peatland that covers about 1,700 square miles and has one of the world's highest densities of western lowland gorillas.
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It seems that a large fraction of the baryons that presumably exist in the cosmos resides in the thin strands between the galaxies, where they're hard to observe due to their low densities and high temperatures.
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What the top ranked cities had in common was being situated in relatively wealthy countries with good health and education systems, good quality infrastructure and they tended to be medium-sized, and had low population densities.
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In the Pantanal, a remote, rural region of Brazil that happens to have one of the highest densities of wild jaguars in the world, a lot of local ranchers find themselves in this sort of situation.
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Fishermen were also hit in southeastern Alaska, where some crews suspended operations earlier this year when pyrosome densities were at their height, said Aaron Baldwin, a fishery biologist for the Alaska Department of Fish and Game.
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At the same time, the new research also suggests that water evaporation farms, though still hypothetical, could provide power densities three times greater than wind power, and significantly reduce the amount of water lost to evaporation.
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The chief pleasure of this book, though, is Blair's artwork, which slathers on patterns, scribbles and frantically detailed cross-hatching of various densities, with only a few flashes of light to breathe air into most pages.
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However, Piro suggested that some worlds that looked like sub-Neptunes might actually be rocky planets with rings, and thus seem to have low densities because of the vast empty space between their surfaces and their rings.
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Through its use of non-invasive, thermal sensors EVA is able to collect thermal data from a variety of breast densities that can enable women of all ages to more easily (and more frequently) perform breast examinations.
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And, indeed, in China, where car ownership rates are lower, population densities are higher, and the regulatory climate is friendly, dockless bicycle share has become a huge hit that's captured a substantial swath of the transportation market.
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In the middle of the composition and close to the top edge, there are two eye-like shapes — one of which is crowned by large lashes (like a spread of feathers) — done in varying densities of black.
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In experiments with Vibrio cholerae, the bacteria responsible for cholera, Yan and colleagues have shown that biofilms form when dividing cells build up to high densities, not as the result of a phase transition from a mobile state.
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To get a better sense of the brown dwarf formation rate within clusters of varying star densities, these researchers embarked on a search of brown dwarfs in a more distant, far denser star forming region known as RCW38.
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The blocks, which are also known as massive masonry units—or MMUs, for short—are made from concrete with varying densities to allow precise control over where the object's center of gravity ends up, adding stability and balance.
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Now, this is not about gutting the subway in New York or the Metro in Washington, DC. But for new stuff, investing in buses tends to make more sense given the modest densities of most American metropolitan areas.
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There is enough green-belt land in Greater London to build 1.6m houses at average densities, says Paul Cheshire of the London School of Economics (LSE)—about 30 times the number of new houses London needs a year.
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Boston is facing a similar issue as it has one of the highest short-term rental densities in the world, which has grown by 100 units a month since 2015, according to Boston's Alliance of Downtown Civic Organizations.
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We expect growth to now decelerate as a result of slowing inflation, but project that in 2017 it should remain strong compared with peers due to store refurbishments and a catching up in sales densities at maturing stores.
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The low densities of the planets that don't have hydrogen-dominated atmospheres are also causing the researchers to question whether the planets have comet-like exospheres, said study author Julien de Wit of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
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"Our goals are, notably, to improve our measurements of the planets' densities, to detect first traces of atmospheres around them, and to explore the system for a possible eighth planet, or moons around the known planets," Gillon said.
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As a participating scientist on the InSight mission, I am calculating densities and seismic properties for likely compositions of the Martian surface rocks in order to identify signatures of water-altered rock that can be detected by seismic waves.
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"Densities have increased, but that has not reduced the threat of extinction, because the habitat is being cut down and fragmented," said Matthew Luskin, a research fellow with the Smithsonian Institute in Singapore and an author of the study.
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"If people anticipate higher traffic densities ahead, and take their feet off the gas earlier and leave more room in front of them — instead of waiting until they have to brake — that can prevent traffic jams from arising," Seibold says.
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Mulvaney, who worked as a lawyer, restaurateur and real estate developer before entering politics, ran for a seat in the State House in 22, when South Carolina had around a thousand payday lenders, one of the highest densities in the country.
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Low- and medium-income households have low deployment densities despite solar systems being profitable for high-radiation rates [areas with good sunlight], indicating that the lack of financial capability of covering the upfront cost is likely a major burden of solar deployment.
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"It should have gone further in its UK clothing space closure - 10 percent over five years is not that much in the context of UK clothing and home sales densities in-store down 20-25 percent over the last five years," he said.
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Gatwick says it will not be collecting any personal data via the beacons but says "generic information on 'people densities' in different beacon zones" will be used to help improve airport operations — such as queue measurement, streamlining passenger flows and reducing congestion.
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Fortunately, there are battery start-ups trying to build better batteries, ones with lower costs, improved energy densities and better performance for supercharged industrial products and consumer technology, as well as electric vehicles, which would charge more quickly and travel longer distances.
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With some of the world's highest population densities, the city-state this week announced more stringent social distancing measures such as shutting bars, limiting gatherings to up to 10 people outside work and school as well as a ban on large events.
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Emma J. Stokes, who directs the Central Africa program for the Wildlife Conservation Society, said that protecting the peatlands was crucial, as the swamp forests that overlie them are home to many animals, including some of the highest densities of lowland gorillas anywhere.
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After controlling for age, sex, education and other factors, the researchers found that compared with those who ate less seafood, ApoE4 carriers who had one seafood meal or more a week had lower densities of the amyloid plaques and neurofibrillary tangles typical of Alzheimer's disease.
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But wind instruments around the globe measured an uptick in average surface wind speeds beginning in 2010 (wind is inherently created by the sun unevenly heating different parts of Earth, resulting in masses of air with different temperatures and densities moving around the planet).
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Look at all the different greens, and their varying densities — punctuated by irregular red and reddish-orange circles (the apples) — that she brings into play in "Apple Tree through Barn Window, September" (2015), and you realize how formally sharp Dodd is in her work.
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To create a plausible model-run, the End of Society Simulator draws on open source information for over 251,26 cities on population densities, hospital and bed numbers, connections between cities, local municipalities, and the rest of the world, as well as other real-world data.
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We thought maybe we can have a variety of densities, so not everything looks busy all the time, and we can single out the masterpieces, change the lighting, so there's kind of a temple that people feel like they're invited to be part of.
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An untitled painting from 22017 ebbs and flows with different densities of red, orange and chartreuse dots, while her small "Wild Flower Dreaming" (211) makes heavy use of a fan brush, its hundreds of rose and amaranth eruptions floating across the canvas like jellyfish.
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The annual survey, which considers 22016 factors related to safety, health care, educational resources, infrastructure and the environment, finds that six of the top ten scoring cities are in Australia and Canada, which have very low population densities (3.2 and 4 people per square kilometre respectively).
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Bloomberg recently reported that the Cupertino company has opened a secret manufacturing facility for the display type, which have a keen use case in head-mounted displays where tight pixel densities matter more due to the lenses as well as the physical distance from your eyes.
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All you need do to create a fusion reactor, therefore, is design and build a device that can contain a mixture of deuterium and tritium at the temperatures and densities required for long enough for the reaction to yield more energy than is put into promoting it.
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The researchers generated 50,000 random large impacts across the globe, with around 603 percent of them hitting water (as around 70 percent of the Earth is covered in ocean), representing asteroids from 18 meters to 400 meters in diameter with densities of 3,100 kilograms per cubic meter.
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In the months since their first appearance in an American city in March, rentable dockless electric scooters have appeared in Austin, Miami, New Orleans, Salt Lake City, Indianapolis, and more than 20 other cities of various sizes, densities, and current levels of dependence on private cars.
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But the C.D.C. is focusing its mosquito control efforts more broadly in areas of California, Texas, Florida, Hawaii, Arizona and Louisiana, which have high population densities and a high number of travelers coming in from areas with Zika, two factors that increase the likelihood of local transmission.
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It predicts that, with the current amount of limited action some states are taking to curtail transmission, Kansas will have more sick people than hospital beds by April 22019 and Oklahoma by April 22020 — in short, even states with low population densities will soon be overwhelmed.
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Areas with higher densities of African Americans and Latinos show much higher levels of student loan delinquency than white families, according to a new report from the Washington Center for Equitable Growth, using credit reporting data from Experian and income data from the American Community Survey.
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Miller, of Conservation Science Global in West Cape May, New Jersey, said the greatest numbers wintering in the eastern U.S. are probably along the Virginia-West Virginia state line, though she and Lanzone, of Cellular Tracking Technologies in Rio Grande, New Jersey, haven't analyzed likely densities.
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That represents the low end of what the government expects to be a new reduced permanent range for production resulting from incoming rules aimed at reducing fish densities in pens by 27 percent, Raul Sunico, the head of the Chilean government's Subpesca fishing and aquaculture body, told Reuters.
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Moreover, Lewis and Clark were traveling along the Missouri River at a time that probably contained the highest densities of grizzlies on the Great Plains — along a riverine corridor ripe with carrion of buffalo that died during winter, from calving, and from attempting to cross the raging river.
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We've heard whispers of Trader Joe's in cities with lower population densities than New York (which is officially classified, we believe, as "cheek-to-jowl") where lines are just one or two people long, and where you don't have to offer your first born for the last artichoke dip.
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By making meticulous measurements of muons—elementary particles that rain down on Earth from deep space and are capable of traveling through solid objects—researchers were able to characterize the densities within the pyramid, revealing the presence of an empty space that measures at least 270 feet (221 meters) in length.
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In a study published in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America (PNAS), University of Copenhagen scientists looked at parts of the United States hit by hurricanes in the last century, analyzing changes in wealth and population densities to compare losses over time.
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And in European countries, there are nonpolitical reasons, like their high population densities and a tendency among their citizens to care more about the environment, that give electric vehicles a better chance of catching on in the near-term than in the US, said Dan Edmunds, the director of vehicle testing at Edmunds.
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It was created in 2006 and updated in 2017 following a review in 2016, with the aim of managing population growth largely through more construction in existing developed areas, locating the highest densities where infrastructure and municipal servicing already are in place and ensuring the protection of agricultural land and the environment.
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The scientists focused on older distance runners for whom they already had extensive data about body composition, including their bone densities, muscle mass and body-fat percentages, as well as answers to lengthy questionnaires detailing how often and intensely the athletes had trained in every decade of their lives, beginning at the age of 18.
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A wholesale shift from hydrocarbons to renewables presage energy scarcity and exorbitant price, as has already occurred in Germany and the U.K. As Smil reminds us, "Any rapid substitution by low power renewable densities is illusory without dismantling existing urban societies," and such is the path on which developed world has now set itself.
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