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And number two, obviously, this dependence upon the funders produces a subtle, understated, camouflaged bending to keep the funders happy.
This is the thermodynamic cycle that produces electricity, and this makes this almost 50 percent efficient, between 45 and 50 percent efficiency.
But I think I get to come back to this, because imagine having a compact reactor in a rocket that produces 50 to 100 megawatts.
And under the guidance of the amazing Lear deBessonet, we started the Public Works program, which now every summer produces these immense Shakespearean musical pageants, where Tony Award-winning actors and musicians are side by side with nannies and domestic workers and military veterans and recently incarcerated prisoners, amateurs and professionals, performing together on the same stage.
So this is an investment that pays off in very concrete terms for a broad range of income groups in the state's population and produces large and tangible benefits.
And what is interesting is that that produces in a way perhaps the ultimate mega-building.
The same system that produces men who abuse women, produces men who abuse other men.
It's what's produces thunder and lightning and hail.
Africa produces 10 million barrels a day of oil now.
Because if copyright law at its core regulates something called copies, then in the digital world the one fact we can't escape is that every single use of culture produces a copy.
It is technology that has made them different, and as we see what this technology can do, we need to recognize you can't kill the instinct the technology produces.
Social impact bonds work great for any area where there is at the moment very expensive provision that produces poor outcomes for people.
Take, for instance, the thyroid and the two hormones it produces, triiodothyronine and thyroxine.
On the opposite, a complex system is made of many, many similar parts, and it is their interaction that produces a globally coherent behavior.
It requires physicists who work with biologists, with mathematicians and computer scientists, and it is their interaction that produces cross-boundary competence to solve these problems.
JB: As to any primary mischief, it's evident that it produces no pain in anyone.
On the contrary, it produces pleasure.
But this practice produces not pain of any kind to anyone.
Now, it's very energy-dense, it produces solid, reliable power, and it doesn't make any CO2.
It only produces short term radioactive waste, and it cannot melt down.
So this is the network of the ants that you just saw moving around in the arena, and it's this constantly shifting network that produces the behavior of the colony, like whether all the ants are hiding inside the nest, or how many are going out to forage.
And more than in Haiti, this produces really smoky fires, and this is where you see the health impacts of cooking with cow dung and biomass as a fuel.
The reason for that, of course, is that each of these animals produces tiny quantities, and in the case of the dog, males dogs can smell it, but we can't smell it.
They have no smell at all, and it's only the wonderful bacteria growing on the rainforest of hair that actually produces the smells that we know and love.
And we are still missing color here, so next, we develop a new blending technique that improves upon a single averaging method and produces sharp facial textures and colors.
It's a long story, but the core idea is just that what you get from purely reductionist explanations in physical terms, in brain-based terms, is stories about the functioning of a system, its structure, its dynamics, the behavior it produces, great for solving the easy problems — how we behave, how we function — but when it comes to subjective experience — why does all this feel like something from the inside?
Now, just as every cell requires nutrients to fuel it, every cell also produces waste as a byproduct, and the clearance of that waste is the second basic problem that each organ has to solve.
I mean, the brain is this intensely active organ that produces a correspondingly large amount of waste that must be efficiently cleared.
And now today, every country produces GDP statistics.
Now, in the time that it takes me to introduce the bleed itself, our material is able to stop that bleed, and it's because it actually goes on and works with the body to heal, so it reassembles into this piece of meat, and then the blood actually recognizes that that's happening, and produces fibrin, producing a very fast clot in less than 10 seconds.
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