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number of people was enormous.
number of people was enormous.

the potential for sea level rise is enormous.
the potential for sea level rise is enormous.

the challenges presented by the floods are enormous.
the challenges presented by the floods are enormous.

*english gothic – the eastern ends show enormous diversity.
*english gothic – the eastern ends show enormous diversity.

» enormous savings for firms, nhi report says (bahamas tribune)
» ‘enormous savings’ for firms, nhi report says (bahamas tribune)

his enormous oeuvre is presented in steen johansen: "bibliografi over n.f.s.
his enormous oeuvre is presented in steen johansen: "bibliografi over n.f.s.

to accomplish a true mist aeroponics an enormous specialist pump had to be used and this had, in addition, scalability problems.
to accomplish true mist aeroponics a special pump had to be used which also presented scalability problems.

he added enormous reception rooms suitable for large dinner parties and balls, as well as a magnificent conservatory and spacious hall with walls displaying his superb collection of indian horns.
he added enormous reception rooms suitable for large dinner parties and balls, as well as a magnificent conservatory and spacious hall with walls displaying his superb collection of indian horns.

despite suffering enormous casualties the federal troops under meade were able to temporarily penetrate the confederate line and for a time represented the north's best chance of winning the battle of fredericksburg.
despite suffering enormous casualties the federal troops under meade were able to temporarily penetrate the confederate line and for a time represented the north's best chance of winning the battle of fredericksburg.

at his colorado springs laboratory during 1899-1900, by using voltages of the order of 20 megavolts generated by an enormous coil, he was able to light three incandescent lamps at a distance of about one hundred feet.
at his colorado springs laboratory during 1899-1900, by using voltages of the order of 20 megavolts generated by an enormous coil, he was able to light three incandescent lamps at a distance of about one hundred feet.

it was won by the artist brunelleschi who, inspired by domes that he had seen on his travels, such as that of san vitale in ravenna and the enormous dome of the roman period which roofed the pantheon, he designed a huge dome which is regarded as the first building of the renaissance period.
it was won by the artist brunelleschi who, inspired by domes that he had seen on his travels, such as that of san vitale in ravenna and the enormous dome of the roman period which roofed the pantheon, he designed a huge dome which is regarded as the first building of the renaissance period.

146. a fall alarm. automatic nightlight. oven reminder. refrigerator alarm. these are just a few of the new welfare technology solutions that may become a normal part of the lives of the elderly in the future. new technology and ways of organising activities are needed if we are to meet the challenges facing the welfare state and the enormous needs for health and care services. but technology must not replace personal care and human warmth. the aim is to enhance the quality of life of elderly people who want to live at home as long as possible. by 2050 a third of europe's population will be over 60 years of age, and by 2035 the number of people over 80 will have doubled. the world health organisation estimates that the need for capacity in the health sector under the current system may increase by 130,000 person-years up until 2050 a dramatic growth rate of 120 per cent. (science daily) a. a third of europe's population will be using b. welfare technology by 2050. welfare technology's goal is to help elderly people live on their own longer. welfare technology is an effective alternative for human care services,
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