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spec: This situation is referred to as time preference and is mimicked by financial institutions in that they must pay interest on deposits , reflecting the need to return a higher amount to the individual at a later date in order to make use of these funds in the interim . However , I understand that Outbound Flight 's story will be further revealed in a later Zahn novel , so I am looking forward to that . In the automotive sector , for instance , microelectronics applications inside the engine management system reduce pollution by influencing ignition , fuel injection and consumption and exhaust emissions . To consider the embryo “ inviolable ” ( and therefore not a mere utility to be instrumentally used ) , it is not necessary to presuppose its moral equality with a child , an adult or even a later stage gestating fetus . The fact that the claimant is not offered per diem assignments at the beginning of the school term does not mean ( s ) he will not be offered such work at a later date . Dilation therapy alone for ureteral strictures has the lowest overall treatment success rate ( 30 % ) , while endoscopic incisions produce better results . Some of the largest regional carriers are subsidiaries of the major airlines , but most are independently owned , often contracting their services to the majors . According to Self , this striving for subliminal reality makes Altman 's films exemplary of the potential of art cinema narration . How do we collectively begin to recognize and redress what we have done ? A later experiment resulted in 23 % of bare seed germinated after 14 days , compared to 1 % for intact seed .