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No references found	Mr Miliband told the House of Commons yesterday that significantly more generating capacity was needed in the long term to meet the country's low-carbon energy challenge, partly because of the intermittency of wind generation. Fast track planning as UK goes nuclear; But Druridge Bay ruled out by ... by The Journal (Newcastle, England) Animal studies have found greater variability during extinction than during reinforcement (Antonitis, 1951; Eckerman & Lanson, 1969; Lachter & Corey, 1982; Neuringer, Kornell, & Olufs, 2001; Stokes, 1995), with variability increasing as a function of reinforcer intermittency (Eckerman & Lanson, 1969; Lachter & Corey, 1982). Extinction-induced variability in human behavior by Kinloch, Jennifer M.; Foster, T. Mary; McEwan, James S.A. / The Psychological Record They also found increased odds of the metabolic syndrome even with mild symptoms, primarily for incomplete emptying, intermittency and nocturia. Patients with lower urinary tract symptoms 'at increased metabolic ... by Asian News International	interlocutory decree Intermarket Sector Spread Intermarket Spread Intermarket Spread Swap Intermarket Spread Swaps Intermarket Surveillance Information System Intermarket Trading Intermarket Trading System Intermediacion financiera Intermediario Intermediario a comision Intermediario a commissione Intermediario commerciale Intermediario di titoli Intermediario financiero Intermediary Intermediate Bond Intermediate Target Intermediate Targets intermediate theory state Intermediate Trend Intermediate-Term Intermediate-Term Bond Intermediated Market intermediation Intermittency Intermodal Container Transfer Facility Internal Audit Internal Audit and Risk Compliance Service Internal Auditor Internal Balance Internal Expansion Internal Finance Internal Financing Internal Funds Internal Growth Rate Internal Market Internal Measure internal rate of return Internal Revenue Code Internal Revenue Service Internal Revenue Service Restructuring and Reform Act of 1998 Internalization Internalize Internally Efficient Market International Accounting Standards International Accounting Standards Board International Accounting Standards Committee International Accounting Unit International Accreditation Forum International Air Transport Association	intermingles intermingling intermingling Interministerial Retiree Group of Ottawa Interministerieller Ausschuss für Geoinformationswesen Intermise intermissio intermission intermission intermission intermissions intermissions Intermissive intermit intermit intermit intermitotic intermits intermits intermitted intermitted intermittence intermittence intermittence intermittences intermittences intermittences intermittencies intermittencies intermittencies Intermittency intermittency effect intermittent intermittent intermittent intermittent intermittent intermittent intermittent Intermittent Abdominal Pain Intermittent Abdominal Pressure Ventilation intermittent acquired ectropion, physiological ectropion intermittent acquired ectropion, physiological ectropion intermittent acute porphyria intermittent acute porphyria intermittent acute porphyria intermittent acute porphyria Intermittent Altitude Exposure Intermittent Ambulatory Peritoneal Ultrafiltration Intermittent Antegrade Cold Blood Cardioplegia Intermittent Antegrade Warm Blood Cardioplegia intermittent arming device Intermittent Arterial Blood Gas Intermittent arterial vasospasm Intermittent arterial vasospasm Intermittent arterial vasospasm Intermittent arterial vasospasm intermittent assisted ventilation Intermittent bacteremia Intermittent Build-In Test intermittent catherization

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Mr Miliband told the House of Commons yesterday that significantly more generating capacity was needed in the long term to meet the country's low-carbon energy challenge, partly because of the intermittency of wind generation.

Fast track planning as UK goes nuclear; But Druridge Bay ruled out by ... by The Journal (Newcastle, England)

Animal studies have found greater variability during extinction than during reinforcement (Antonitis, 1951; Eckerman & Lanson, 1969; Lachter & Corey, 1982; Neuringer, Kornell, & Olufs, 2001; Stokes, 1995), with variability increasing as a function of reinforcer intermittency (Eckerman & Lanson, 1969; Lachter & Corey, 1982).

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