These residual powers were finally removed by the Canada Act 1982, the Australia Act 1986, and the New Zealand Constitution Act 1986.

These two types were the first true hard vacuum tubes ; early diodes and triodes performed as such despite a rather high residual gas pressure.

These catalysts were so active that the residual Ti was no longer removed from the product.

These negative CTE's of the crystal-phase contrasts with the positive CTE of the residual glass.

These kill codes are explained to be extremely difficult to produce and usually require a direct sample of the subject's residual self-image data, thus making them extremely rare and only used in the most extreme and specialist of circumstances.

These are often associated with a chordee, and in severe cases a residual perineal urogenital opening and small phallus.

These tailings dumps would continue to leach residual chemicals into the environment, and if weather conditions allowed it the finer fraction would become windborne, blowing around the townships surrounding the now-dormant mining areas.

These inclusions have densities consistent with craton composition and are composed of mantle material residual from high degrees of partial melt.

These activities, without any reported injuries resulting from residual radioactivity, clearly indicate that only conventional explosives were detonated.

These supplement a small residual number of more ancient dwellings and buildings reflecting the importance of the rural economy before the opening of the deep mine collieries in the near vicinity at the end of the 19th and early 20th centuries.

These three tastes can each be identified with a primary component of the wine-tannins ( bitter ), residual sugar ( sweet ) and acidity ( sour ).

These features of modern uniforms are a residual survival from the earlier practice of suspending the actual gorgets from ribbons attached to buttons on both collars of the uniform.

These forests are within the largest residual region of the native forests in Northland of New Zealand.

These modes are referred to when a block is coded without sending residual error or motion vectors.

These molecules generally have regions that resemble self-antigens that promote a residual autoimmune response – this is the theory of molecular mimicry.

These materials all show nonzero residual entropy at low temperature.

These cancers happen from residual tissue radiation damage caused by the I-131, and usually appear years after exposure, long after the I-131 has decayed.

These have residual entropy, because the atom-by-atom microscopic structure can be arranged in a huge number of different ways across a macroscopic system.

These indude focal stimuli, contextual stimuli, and residual stimuli.

These risks are generally regarded as minimal, and regulations in the United States limit residual nitrates and nitrites to 200 parts per million ( 0. 02 %) as a precautionary measure.

These include chemical pesticides, bacteria, arsenic, dioxins, and polychlorinated biphenyl ( PCB ).

These airborne soil particles are often contaminated with toxic chemicals such as pesticides or petroleum fuels, posing ecological and public health hazards when they later land, or are inhaled / ingested.

These laws regulated public drinking water systems, toxic substances, pesticides, and ocean dumping ; and protected wildlife, wilderness, and wild and scenic rivers.

These successes were followed by the enactment of a whole series of laws regulating waste ( Resource Conservation and Recovery Act ), toxic substances ( Toxic Substances Control Act ), pesticides ( FIFRA: Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act ), clean-up of polluted sites ( Superfund ), protection of endangered species ( Endangered Species Act ), and more.

These include aerosol sprays for dispersion of consumer products such as deodorants ; dispersal of pesticides ; medical treatment of respiratory illnesses and in combustion technology.

These technologies included modern irrigation projects, pesticides, synthetic nitrogen fertilizer and improved crop varieties developed through the conventional, science-based methods available at the time.

These are sometimes called green pesticides because they are generally thought to be, but are not necessarily, safer and more environmentally friendly than synthetic pesticides.

These tools allow the player to place pheromone trails, maze walls, rocks, ants, pesticides and food.

These pesticides include organochloride compounds and carbamate pesticides.

These two studies, one French, one British, add to a growing body of scientific literature and strengthen the case for removing pesticides toxic to bees from the market.

These also encourage environmentally responsible practices, eliminating tilling, reducing or eliminating pesticides, and weeding, and encouraging the recycling of wastes through composting.

These include universal health insurance, Medicare and Medicaid coverage, tobacco, AIDS, air and water quality standards, pesticides, nursing home quality standards, women's health research and reproductive rights, the availability and cost of prescription drugs, and the right of communities to know about pollution levels.

These immigrants were dry land organic farmers in their home country by default since they did not have access to pesticides and petroleum based fertilizers.

These include caffeine, nicotine, and strychnine, which respectively compose the stimulant in coffee, addictive agent in cigarettes, and active compound in many pesticides.

These are: pollution from sewage, pesticides, agricultural chemicals and industrial effluents – from Arani and Kalangi rivers draining into the lake that bring in fertilizers and pesticides with the runoff from the agricultural field in to the drainage basin, domestic sewage, effluents and wastes from numerous fish processing units ; oil spills from the mechanized boats ; release of of the Sanctuary for a marine chemicals and salt-manufacturing industry and shrimp farming in more than on the eastern part of the lagoon have affected the Pulicat Bird Sanctuary ; livelihood of 30, 000 fishermen and 20, 000 agricultural labourers ( for whom fishing is an off-season economic activity ) have also been disturbed.

These include pesticides, pharmaceuticals, paints and dyes, petro-chemicals, detergents, plastics, paper pollution, etc.

These are often grown right up to the river bank, without leaving sufficient natural vegetation to filter out pesticides and fertilizer and halt erosion, and thus causing both river and adjacent cropland to degrade.

These varieties are often selected for their productivity, their ability to withstand mechanical picking and cross-country shipping, and their tolerance to drought, frost, or pesticides.

Still another elucidation would be in the case of microbes isolated from pesticide rich soils These would be capable of utilizing the pesticides as energy source and hence when mixed along with bio-fertilizers, would serve as excellent insurance against increased pesticide-toxicity levels in agricultural platform.

These overflows release harmful substances into the surrounding land and water such as: antibiotics, estrogens, bacteria, pesticides, heavy metals, and protozoa.

These contributed, along with new fertilizers, pesticides and high-yielding varieties of seeds, to helping many countries produce greater quantities of food crops.