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Later, Hacker is in the Cabinet Room and berates Bernard suggests that it may be to do with the PM s recent idea to transfer Sir Humphrey s duties as Head of the Home Civil Service to Sir Frank.
:: First equation could be to do with diffraction, although I would expect to see an expression involving sin ( & theta; ) on the left hand side . talk ) 08 : 55, 11 April 2010 ( UTC)
I think it's more likely to be to do with the fact that in England before the modern era weddings usually took place in the bride's parish church ( because it was easier for an unmarried young man to travel ).
From the brief google search I did, incipient fusion seems to be to do with materials joining together, not with energy release as a result of nuclear fusion .-- ( talk ) 19 : 31, 27 January 2011 ( UTC)
:The likely reason for the disparity ( twice the voltage but not half the time ) is likely to be to do with the need to limit battery overheating and perhaps also due to inefficiencies through the charging circuit which may worsen as the voltage gets bigger.

The main reason to vaccinate healthcare workers is to prevent staff from spreading flu to their patients and to reduce staff absence at a time of high service demand, but the reasons healthcare workers state for their decisions to accept vaccination or not may more often be to do with perceived personal benefits.
It may be to do with the fact that you shake hands with a person with your right hand, so it is an easier motion to lean forward on the left . That way your hands can " collapse " between you, whereas the other way your hands would get in the way somewhat.
It may be to do with the drastic lack of hard drive space, but it got down to 500k just before I decided to try rearranging the partitions ( I got it up to about 10meg first, but then ran out things to delete-most of the space it taken up by Windows itself ).
It might be to do with size, but I've had the devil of a time getting Java Runtime Environment downloaded successfully-at time of typing it's just failed " again ", despite trying with various combinations of IE, Firefox, and the'XPI'and'Manual'installations.
Take a look at : File : Mission _ control _ center . jpg and specifically the map of the earth; there are a bunch of regions on it-I've worked out that SAA is the south atlantic anomaly, and am pretty sure that the biggest ovals are going to be to do with daylight / darkness, but am not sure what the other things are.