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• From time to time optical astronomers would succeed in identifying ...

• Provision must be made for defrosting the pipes at intervals (or from time to time).

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• Today we see weather balloons on occasion, but passenger balloons are very rare.

• Every now and then, the blade may strike a bump, breaking loose fragments of ...

• The computer itself blunders (every) now and then.

• For 600,000 years rhyolitic lava erupted on the Yellowstone Plateau intermittently.

• At times (or From time to time), the basin water is shock treated.

• Evaporate to dryness, turning the granules occasionally to insure uniform coverage.

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• The concentration of a highly reactive intermediate has been followed from start to finish.

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• Such experiments will become more precise and more numerous as time passes.

• Since all machines wear, their defects worsen as time goes on (or by).

• Such optical binaries (stars) can be distinguished from real couples only in the course of time.

• In (or With) time some of these bacteria developed metabolic pathways that led to ...

• As time elapses, the concentration profiles take on a different shape.

• Over the years the electronic micrometer instruments have become more and more automatic.

• The magnetic poles of the Earth tend to move slowly with the passage of time.

• These substances have accumulated through time.

• The pole of relative rotation can change its position through time.

• These properties vary with time.

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• The laser used to date has required ...

• The gap between the two portions of Saturn's ring is called "Cassini's division" to this (or the present) day.

• The switch makes possible heretofore impractical applications of ...

• Huge reserves of ore, hitherto virtually untouched, will become available.

• To date our highest emitter power has been ... wt/cm[sup]2[/sup].

• This movement is observed to the present (or this) day.

• Until the present time few investigations have been conducted of ...

• Up to now, there has been no detailed work done to find ...

• Always use the plotting board with North away from you.

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• The lake is up to 600 m deep.

• The total number of asteroids is estimated to be as high as 100,000.

• As many as 50 individual reaction steps might be necessary for complete synthesis.

• If the region of accumulation is extended as far as the emitter ...

• These losses may be as much as 1.5% of the silver present.

• Barretters can measure powers as small as 10[sup]-8[/sup] watt.

• We have made wire in sizes down to 0.005 in diameter.

• The heater will heat the gas to the desired temperature.

• This will heat the thermistor enough to lower the resistance to 200 ohms.

• Pieces weighing up to (or not over) three kilograms may be used for the test.

II

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• The group I tRNAs arose prior to the others (биол.).

• Prior to the seventeenth century ...

• Until the Three Mile Island accident the most widely discussed type of reactor malfunction was ...

• Prior to testing, all specimens were dried.

• This decreases time to rupture.

III

• Paste adhesives are knife-coated to uniform thickness.

IV

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• A globe valve is installed in the supply air line, upstream from (or of) the reducer, so that the air may be shut off by hand.

V

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