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3 to use special software to try to obtain new cryptocurrency (= digital currency produced by a public network rather than by a government):
Since 2009, the number of bitcoins mined has skyrocketed.
Once such a set is deter1 mined on a reference plane, the surfaces are essentially fixed for the entire flow field.
This is a valuable observation, but one which could be mined for more.
He observed that the seams of coal closest to the surface were being mined out, and therefore that the cost of extracting coal was rising.
The discussions revealed that differences between pastoralists' and scientists' perceptions deter mined different opinions on proper calf-rearing management practices.
Figure 13 is a plan view of the lateral guidance software, which shows both mined and planned drives.
Preferences are mined by using both of these parts as input and by applying clustering algorithms on them.
In this case, the expenditure trends of the national government on air, water, land, and mined abiotic resources in the annual budget are considered.
From the survey results it was deter mined that in this zone all species would be planted on external boundaries.
