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Our figures are based on data from official sources
These figures are based on brand new installations without any plugins, extensions or similar.
These figures are based on just 30 daughters in the beginning of the first lactation.
Cooling support figures are based on graphics cards with thickness of dual slots or less.
The figures are based on current accounting standards(not taking IFRS 16 into account).
Note: The Air Consumption figures are based on the filling speed of 10 cpm.
Note: Stated brightness and runtime figures are based on tests using 1pc 18650 Li-ion batteries under laboratory conditions.
The figures are based on lettings information reported through the Continuous… data.
These figures are based on existing installed capacity at the Company's five operating mines along with the planned expansions.
The'Cost of silage production' figures are based on a comprehensive literature review in each of the countries reviewed.
Note: tated brightness and runtime figures are based on tests using 1PC 18650 Li-ion batteries(approximate 2200mAH)under laboratory conditions.
Note: Stated brightness and runtime figures are based on tests using 2PCS 18650 Li-ion batteries(approximate 2200mAH) under laboratory conditions.
Note: Stated brightness and runtime figures are based on tests using 1PC 18650 Li-ion battery(approximate 2600mAH) under laboratory conditions.
Note: Stated brightness and runtime figures are based on tests using 1PC 18650 Li-ion battery(approximate 2200mAH) under laboratory conditions.
Note: Stated brightness and runtime figures are based on tests using 2PCS 26650 Li-ion batteries(approximate 4000mAH) under laboratory conditions.
Note: Stated brightness and runtime figures are based on tests using 1PC CR123A dry battery(approximate 600mAH) under laboratory conditions.
All figures are based on typical assumptions.
The figures are based on annual averages across the period of three years 1993 to 1995.
These figures are based on the second Community Innovation Survey CIS2.
The figures are based on the original drawings that appeared in Strand magazine in 1890.