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groups of regions in close proximity comprise an area, which is managed by an area director in conjunction with an area board.

The three buildings that comprise the North Shore Towers are connected by an indoor shopping concourse.

The university's faculties
fit into small spaces, in search of their prey.

NIF uses powerful lasers to heat and compress a small amount of hydrogen fuel to the point where nuclear fusion reactions take place.

The need to compress and decompress video leads to some loss in quality.

The gears then compress a piston assembly against a spring.

Liquids do not compress so if a volume of liquid greater than the volume of the combustion chamber at its minimum (top of the piston's stroke) enters the combustion chamber then the piston cannot complete its travel.

These tumors produce excess growth hormones and, as they expand, compress surrounding brain tissues, such as the optic nerves.

How to compress all this information in history books in an understandable way? This however also comes at a cost - which is additional processing time to compress and subsequently decompress.

Instead of the conventional magnetic field, this improved version of the Minovsky-Ionesco reactor used an I-field to confine and compress the reactor fuel, triggering a fusion reaction.

This can be reduced through the use of neutron reflectors or clever arrangements of explosives to compress the core, but these methods generally add to the size and complexity of the resulting device.

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