Companies have begun to make lighter but more durable trailers.
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Glock innovated with its early use of polymers to make lighter handguns.
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We attempt to make lighter conversation and talk about Game of Thrones instead.
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Nowadays, producers have learned how to make lighter, more graceful and elegant wines.
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Those conservatives say the rules push automakers to make lighter and smaller vehicles, which are comparatively less safe.
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"I allowed myself to take the pressure off and just make lighter work because I needed it," Smith tells the Creators Project.
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Aluminum is increasingly used as a steel substitute to make lighter cars, part of growing efforts to tackle global warming and reduce carbon footprints.
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"We believe Hexcel has excellent growth prospects as Boeing and Airbus compete to make lighter, more durable and more fuel-efficient planes," Rainey said.
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Retailers and shippers are working rapidly to shrink, make lighter, and re-use all that extra packaging — and eventually, maybe, get rid of it altogether.
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North Sails used synthetic materials like Dacron to make lighter, more resilient sails; embraced computer modeling to create more efficient sail shapes; and in time became a leader in the industry.
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Read More Stocks pare losses further; utilities rise 2% "We believe Hexcel has excellent growth prospects as Boeing and Airbus compete to make lighter, more durable and more fuel-efficient planes, " Rothberg said.
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Read more: An Instagram-famous fitness coach ate a Big Mac every day for a month and still lost 7 poundsDr McKee recommends choosing certain meals to indulge more than usual, and make lighter choices the other times.
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Liebig studied other foods, as well. He promoted the use of baking powder to make lighter bread, studied the chemistry of coffee-making, and developed a breast-milk substitute for babies who could not suckle. He is considered to have made possible the invention of Marmite, because of his discovery that yeast could be concentrated.
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Distillers that make lighter rums, such as Bacardi, prefer to use faster-working yeasts. Use of slower-working yeasts causes more esters to accumulate during fermentation, allowing for a fuller- tasting rum. Fermentation products like 2-ethyl-3-methyl butyric acid and esters like ethyl butyrate and ethyl hexanoate give rise to the sweet and fruitiness of rum.
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Cornifesto is a red Portuguese wine grape variety that is used in the production of Port. In Port production it is considered a minor grape that is usually used to make lighter bodied wines.J. Robinson Jancis Robinson's Guide to Wine Grapes pg 60 Oxford University Press 1996 It originated from the crossing of Castellana Blanca and Alfrocheiro Preto.Zinelabidine et al. (2012).
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For the airlift the next day they plan to not only send some dogs home, but also gear that is not needed anymore in order to reduce the payload and to make lighter travelling possible. They have a party in the tents that night to celebrate McKerrow’s last night. The airlift is set for 1:00 PM for the next day and is accompanied by a media team.
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Aoshima takes the motherly and worldly form of the feminine figure and transforms the childlike atmospheres into grotesque scenes. She keeps just enough of the classic shōjo aesthetic to remain cute and docile but distorts it into another otherworldly, monstrous, theme. “Because of the places where I’m presenting my work, I sometimes feel I have to make lighter, happier images ... But I really enjoy drawing the dark, disturbing worlds. Of course, in the end, even those should be cute,” she has said.
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Then he moved to Herend, Veszprém, Hungary where he bought land and founded his own earthenware and stoneware pottery manufacture in 1826 which became later the well-known Herend Porcelain Manufactory. The company's main products were at the beginning only stoneware and earthware especially chimney bricks. According to some sources he made several experiments to make lighter porcelain. In Europe until the 17th century there were just heavy folk pottery produced and only the wealthiest could afford to have fine, thin tablewares on their tables.
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Primary species used include F. cotinifolia, F. padifolia and F. petiolaris, the classic amate tree, along with several non-ficus species such as Morus celtidifolia, Citrus anurantifolia and Heliocarpos Donnell-Smithii Rose. However, the taxonomical identification of trees used for amate paper production is not exact, leading estimates of wild supplies inaccurate.López Binnqüist, page 17 The softer inner bark is preferred but other parts are used as well. Outer bark and bark from ficus trees tend to make darker paper and inner bark and mulberry bark tends to make lighter paper.
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But far and away the largest problem for hydrocarbon coolants was that it decomposed when exposed to radiation, an effect known as radiolysis. In contrast the heat- based decomposition, which tends to make lighter hydrocarbons, the outcome of these reactions was highly variable and resulted in many different reaction products. Water also undergoes decomposition due to radiation, but the output products are hydrogen and oxygen, which are easily recombined into water again. The resultant products of the decomposition of oils were not readily recombined, and had to be removed.
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