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Radio Recombination Lines978-94-010-0261-5Series ISSN 0067-0057 Series E-ISSN 2214-7985

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M. A. Gordon,R. L. SorochenkoIncludes supplementary material:

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M. A. Gordon,R. L. Sorochenkouires environmental sustainability, particularly the disposal of wastewater produced during aquaculture farming. The large volume of wastewater exchanged during production poses a challenge to safe disposal. Wastewater from aquaculture contains high concentrations of nitrogen, chemical oxygen demand

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M. A. Gordon,R. L. Sorochenkotion, and community empowerment, just as elsewhere in the world. However, the high feed cost and the limited availability of feed components prevent this industry from reaching its full potential. Diverse feed management strategies have been investigated and developed in various aquaculture systems

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M. A. Gordon,R. L. Sorochenkoof the 1990s, the production of marine fisheries has stayed the same. This is because of the massive fishing pressure on wild fish stocks and human activities. The increasing scarcity of fish meal (FM), the most expensive feed ingredient in aqua feed, may pose a future threat to aquaculture expansio

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Introduction, of astronomical observations. For example, Kepler observed and, later Newton derived, the laws of gravitation while studying the motion of planets and their satellites. The existence of thermonuclear energy was solidly established when it explained the energy balance of the Sun and stars. The anoma

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RRLs and Atomic Physics, and Mezger, 1965; Lilley, Menzel, Penfield and Zuckerman, 1966) showed neither the Stark broadening individually nor the variation in Stark broadening with increasing quantum number n as predicted by theory. All the RRLs observed in the Omega nebula (M17) with principal quantum numbers up to .=166,