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This approach, sometimes called the "natural planted tank" and popularized by Diana Walstad, can include the use of soil in place of aquarium gravel, the elimination of CO2 apparatus and most filtration, and limited lighting.

Sylvia Callen Franklin, also known as Sylvia Lorraine Callen, and Sylvia Caldwell, was a young Chicago communist, recruited by Louis Budenz into the Communist Party USA's secret apparatus c.

He received his next patent (US 3,789,388) in 1972, titled "Apparatus for Providing a Pulsed Liquid Crystal Display.

His next patent (US 4,110,701) was issued in 1978 and is titled "Method and Apparatus for Near-Synchronization of a Pair of Oscillators, and Measuring Thereby.

" His final two patents are related to electronic encoders, "Electronic Measuring Apparatus" (US 4,367,438) issued in 1983 and "Electronic Vernier" (US 4,459,702) issued in 1984.

The sand filter apparatus (peskolov, "sand catcher") managed to remove enough phosphate from the water to lower it down to below while the nitrogen level remained a bit above the allowed quantities even though the purifier removed 70% of nitrogen.

It is a theory of divisions and conflicts between the conscious and unconscious mind, between different parts of a hypothetical psychic apparatus, and between the self and civilization.

Later, the swing seat apparatus was removed, and a center fountain was put in its place.

MI cable is also highly resistant to ionizing radiation and so finds applications in instrumentation for nuclear reactors and nuclear physics apparatus.

An anechoic chamber must therefore be large to accommodate those absorbers and isolation schemes, but still allow for space for experimental apparatus and units under test.

Often, because of his German nationality, he was the only priest who could freely visit the prisoners without being a part of the Nazi war apparatus.

The temperature is controlled through a cooling apparatus.

The two points of interest are 1) in the freestream flow at relative speed v where the pressure is called the "static" pressure, (for example well away from an airplane moving at speed v); and 2) at a "stagnation" point where the fluid is at rest with respect to the measuring apparatus (for example at the end of a pitot tube in an airplane).