Larger, stronger bodies moving at an accelerated rate produces much more impactful collisions.
Burchett: The consumer benefit is that it produces much more powerful presets.
It produces as much pollution as 80 one and a half ton automobiles.
Why would a country that produces so much oil want to keep prices at home so cheap, and thus keep demand high?
The groups say one return flight from the United Kingdom to Florida produces as much carbon dioxide (CO2) as a year's driving by the average British motorist.
Getting everyone, however rural, up to 2 Mbits produces a much better return on investment than trying to make sure that urban areas have 50 Mbits, or 100.
London also matters to the rest of the country because it produces so much of the country's tax revenue, which is redistributed to the regions through public spending and transfers.
Each one attaches itself to only one predetermined mini-satellite region, or locus, and produces a much simpler pattern of just two bands, corresponding to one gene inherited from the subject's mother, and one from the father.
That means shipowners who wish to ply these waters will have to stop using bunker fuel (the cheap stuff left over once petrol, diesel and aviation fuel have been distilled from crude oil) to power their vessels because burning it produces too much sulphur dioxide, nitrogen oxides and soot.
China produces twice as much rice per hectare as India with the same volume of water.
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But hackers have found that when the codec is fed with high quality video from a DVD disc, it produces files that are much smaller than the original but are still watchable.
He also notes that using land for growing algae produces 40 times as much protein per acre as growing soybeans, while consuming about 1% of the amount of fresh water needed to grow soy.
Looking to the future, the state government of Rajasthan and the central government in Delhi have decided to go for cleaner solar power, even though, on present figures, the electricity it produces costs three times as much as that produced by coal.
Why has the same drug technology that produces wonder drugs for leukemia done much less for common tumors?
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There are doubts about how green ethanol really is (some say the production process uses almost as much energy as it produces).
Apple produces a range of exceptional and much loved products.
The conveyor belt at the giant Avtovaz car factory, which produces the ubiquitous Lada, has spent much of this year motionless.
Gates, whose company now produces hardware like the Xbox as well as much software, held out for a future where, as in personal computers, software can be decoupled from the machine.
Some bacteria, it turned out, produce polyketides in an assembly-line fashion in much the same way that General Motors produces cars.
The Douglas fir, which produces more seeds than the Ponderosa pine but is much less tolerant of drought or fire, did especially well.
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But when confronted with a different digit, such as 3, the collective wisdom of the experts produces a version of that 3 which looks very much like a 2.
It is the true bottom-line measure of how much economic profit, or EVA, a company produces per dollar of sales.
When a supergiant finally goes bang it produces a massive burst of gamma rays and that burst lasts much longer because the supergiant is so big and there's much more fuel to burn through.
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On the opposite extreme , Denmark and Liechtenstein are the most expensive places to hire people, according to the London-based Federation of European Employers, which produces data on median international wages to help companies decide how much to pay their foreign workers.
This produces a lot of disgruntled voters, and Mr McGreevey is making much of cars.
Examining the original Bush tax-cut proposal using the new method produces a ten-year "cost" that isn't much different from that arrived at using the old one.
For Samantha Firestone, founder and CEO of Little Nest, an Australian firm that produces mini versions of classic modernist furnishings, it's as much about appealing to kids as adults.
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