| Such guidelines should be developed by patent examiners in conjunction with public health experts. |
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| These data in conjunction with an interpretation of the aeromagnetic anomaly map allow subdivision of the complex. |
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| American ideas about the environment grew up in conjunction with the process of westering. |
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| It is also used as a type of divination and has been used in conjunction with astrology. |
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| These supportive systems are endoskeletal but do not develop in conjunction with guts or nerve cords. |
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| Species with large gular sacs use them in conjunction with foraging, mating displays and thermoregulation. |
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| The architect says green products must work in conjunction with thoughtful design. |
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| It's also great in gravies, stuffings, herb butters and flavored vinegars, and is often used in conjunction with parsley, sage and rosemary. |
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| These grapple types are performed by pressing up, down, left or right in conjunction with an attack button, making for 16 grapples per wrestler. |
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| Discrete age estimates were used in conjunction with date of capture to estimate an approximate date of eclosion for each marked male. |
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| The most common instrument for this examination is a tongue depressor which is used in conjunction with a light or other viewing device. |
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| As reported previously, at each insertion site some chromosomal DNA was deleted, most likely in conjunction with the integration event. |
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| The CD, produced in conjunction with Foxglove Records of Rawdon, features organ and classical favourites. |
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| If the terms are causing significant prejudice in conjunction with the delay, an accused should apply to vary those conditions. |
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| In previous years the annual awards were held in conjunction with the exhibition but this year they will form a separate event at a later date. |
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| More than 200 people attended the institution's 32nd annual powwow which was held in conjunction with the workshop. |
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| Curettage may also be used and may be used in conjunction with cryosurgery or electrodessication. |
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| These were made for use in rear screen projection TV sets in conjunction with our fresnel lenses. |
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| They hope to hold it in conjunction with one of the two 2004 national fly-ins, the one obviously at the flight park. |
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| Another sugar replacement option is inulin and oligofructose fibers, used as bulking agents in conjunction with high intensity sweeteners. |
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| The wall, in conjunction with the low-permeability formation, provides containment of the material within the wall. |
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| Our method is based on a simple and easily constructible device in conjunction with software we have written. |
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| You can also use it in conjunction with other intensifiers, such as descending sets. |
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| As a complementary therapist, he works in conjunction with conventional animal doctors. |
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| Apparently the mere suggestion of abstinence in conjunction with STDs is scaremongering. |
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| Although they have no power of arrest they work in conjunction with the police, working as their ear on the street. |
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| The innovative study, run in conjunction with local authorities, is the first of its kind in the country. |
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| The European Election will be held in conjunction with the Local Elections in June. |
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| The hospital has been working in conjunction with the Metropolitan Police in the investigation. |
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| Events are planned both within the local club and in conjunction with other clubs in the county. |
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| This section thus needs to be understood in conjunction with the chapter on process that follows. |
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| The pivot mechanism, in conjunction with a very stable Y-shaped base, provides stability without wiggling even when rotated. |
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| It fell to hair-rigged halibut pellet fished in conjunction with a cage feeder packed with pellets and halibut pellet groundbait. |
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| Indigotin was used in conjunction with other dyes to produce several purples and a green. |
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| The firm was also highly commended for its Travelnews publication, produced and delivered in conjunction with the Bolton Evening News. |
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| Such damage results from the low pH of stomach acids working in conjunction with the digestive enzyme pepsin. |
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| For example, chemical coagulants are used in conjunction with physical filtration processes. |
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| Of course, the variable widths only work in conjunction with a pressure-sensitive pen and digital tablet. |
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| Tickets issued at student fares are only valid for travel in conjunction with a valid student identity card bearing a photograph of the holder. |
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| The twisting action allows the animal to use the flukes in conjunction with the peduncle as a rudder. |
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| Allopurinol is associated with hypersensitive skin reactions, especially when used in conjunction with ampicillin. |
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| The continued blind oversight of human rights abuses in conjunction with the blatant abuse of democracy is patent, and is incomprehensible. |
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| We suggest to our customers that they use our ads, for instance, in conjunction with a local classified ad in their newspaper. |
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| Graphic organizers may be used in conjunction with synectics to promote learning and understanding. |
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| Do this workout as a circuit twice a week in conjunction with your regular training. |
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| Miniaturization is being done in conjunction with parallelization to enable faster and cheaper testing and manipulation of cells and materials. |
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| A large lump of floating bread flake fished in conjunction with a controller float was the successful method. |
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| Unlike traditional honours degrees, the courses are designed in conjunction with employers to meet skills shortages. |
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| The Egyptians, Phoenicians and Hittites practised it as a special ritual in conjunction with the presentation of the dowry. |
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| In 1997 and 1998, a herpetofaunal survey was conducted in conjunction with the Binational Expedition. |
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| Plastic surgeons may recommend alternative treatments for cellulite to be used alone or in conjunction with lipoplasty. |
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| Fish it in conjunction with a blockend feeder filled with a mixture of micro-pellets and cooked hempseed for a day to remember. |
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| The seminar was organized in conjunction with the Sport Authority of Thailand. |
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| The orchestra's brass section will open each concert with A Fanfare For The Ancient Kingdom, a piece composed in conjunction with local schools. |
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| They may also grow and then get smaller, sometimes in conjunction with a strawberry mark. |
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| Death ceremonies are quite elaborate in Sri Lanka, usually conducted by the families of the deceased in conjunction with religious officiants. |
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| Each program can operate as a stand-alone program or in conjunction with the other component. |
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| An emergency-stop pushbutton can be used in conjunction with a buzzer to help improve safety in the workplace. |
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| The survey has been conducted in conjunction with the Daily Telegraph, which has been in the town taking pictures to extol Skipton's virtues. |
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| The deal has been arranged in conjunction with the wine merchants, leading Yorkshire vintners who supply GNER with all their wine. |
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| As they are used in conjunction with spermicides, some people find them a messy contraception method. |
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| Such support was pivotal in conjunction with vetoes threatened and vetoes cast, even if the payoff was not instantaneous. |
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| It was probably developed in conjunction with the invention of the spear thrower. |
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| Nitroglycerin can also be used in conjunction with gun cotton or nitrocellulose as a propellant in military applications. |
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| Consulting psychiatrists were utilized in conjunction with the in-home treatment. |
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| The vowel letters that are used in conjunction with the breve symbol are replaced by compound vowel letters. |
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| The questions were based on a model of social capital developed by the Institute for Social Research in conjunction with Project Partnerships. |
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| The investment company have introduced an unsecure loan facility arranged in conjunction with a national bank. |
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| Monorail is a decent feeder system and should be used in conjunction with the bus system. |
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| A further consequence of the great migration, although it has to be taken in conjunction with the economic miracle, was mass consumer society. |
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| Last week, Cork Simon Community, in conjunction with St Vincent de Paul, opened a temporary cold weather shelter in the city. |
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| The sites of importance are all being identified and mapped and this is done in conjunction with the traditional owners. |
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| Topical antibiotics commonly are used in conjunction with retinoids or benzoyl peroxide in patients with any degree of inflammatory acne. |
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| If the birth was indeed after sunset, the Part of Fortune was in conjunction with the MC and in sextile to the Moon. |
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| This will let you watch the execution of a program to determine any gaps, and is especially useful if used in conjunction with a debug flag. |
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| A blue toner alone cannot produce brown or red tones, but in conjunction with sepia and gold toners excellent examples of both are possible. |
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| Mesotherapy may be used in conjunction with dietary modification, hormone replacement therapy, exercise and nutritional supplements. |
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| Everton have used his pace to turn opposition defences, and the through ball has yielded dividends in conjunction with this speed. |
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| These data are used in conjunction with seismological data to infer the chemical composition of the materials in the earth's interior. |
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| Scrub bull hunts are conducted in conjunction with our North Queensland wild boar hunts. |
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| Plenary sessions and workshops were also held in conjunction with the screenings of films and videos, and there was plenty to celebrate. |
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| If operated in conjunction with a coppiced willow tertiary treatment system, this would remove the need to dump sewage sludge into Tramore Bay. |
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| The element is almost invariably found in conjunction with ores of zirconium, especially zircon and baddeleyite. |
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| This, in conjunction with bad water, leads to the wildfire spread of many infectious diseases and greatly increases diarrhea among children. |
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| This program is an educational program delivered via the Internet, in conjunction with a new form of telepathic communication. |
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| The film will be made in conjunction with the website Moving South and the Hayward Gallery. |
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| These animals typically contain abundant populations of rods in their retinas, which are often found in conjunction with a retinal tapetum. |
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| For example, multi-slatted tambours are utilized inside the desk to cause the writing surface to work in conjunction with the main barrel roll. |
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| A railroad rail inspection system is provided for use in conjunction with a non-railbound vehicle having an equipment bay. |
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| Outside, she could hear the faint sound of wood being chopped in conjunction with the soft rustle of leaves blowing in the wind. |
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| Over 130 runners finished the full marathon held in conjunction with a half distance event in a small East Anglian town. |
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| Members of the Rotary Club will be assessing how many lifebelts are needed on this stretch, in conjunction with water safety experts. |
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| It is available as a standalone product or in conjunction with a life assurance or mortgage protection insurance policy. |
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| Not a single case of invasive cervical cancer was missed with the use of HPV DNA testing in conjunction with cytology. |
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| The great inland waterways that inter-connect this region could also be revivified in conjunction with Bangladesh for inter-modal transport. |
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| Are there other switches and annunciators installed in conjunction with your setup? |
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| Such marks may be used in conjunction with standard spelling, in respelling systems, and with IPA symbols. |
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| A key function of a salesperson is to assist in the process of identifying and generating leads in conjunction with marketing. |
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| There is a youth club, summer camp and Halloween disco run in conjunction with the community hall. |
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| The trip has been organised in conjunction with a youth club in Harsun, Germany. |
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| It can be used in conjunction with thermocouples or solid-state relays in addition to thermistors and RTD sensors. |
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| Faith groups are proving effective and the Service is currently re-evaluating its examinations and recruitment process in conjunction with them. |
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| The dog, often in conjunction with the skull, points in different directions. |
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| Herbal remedies are used alone or in conjunction with prescribed medications. |
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| The manufacturers believe toilet-goers find a damp wipe used in conjunction with normal dry paper leaves them feeling fresher and cleaner. |
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| This ensures his qualification for the final in Necarne Castle in July, which will be held in conjunction with the European Championships. |
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| Life story agreements generally require the subject to go on a press tour in conjunction with the airing of the docudrama. |
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| A safety karabiner comprises a swivelling gate with a sliding locking ring operating in conjunction with a lock-bolt. |
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| Consequently, a traditional cyanoacrylate adhesive might be selected and used in conjunction with an accelerator in an effort to speed the cure. |
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| In addition, officers and senior ratings, in conjunction with the British Embassy, held a well-attended reception on the Saturday evening. |
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| We are working in conjunction with other countries to ethically recruit staff. |
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| The report throws its support behind proposals to build a marina in conjunction with a hotel on the North Quay as part of its plans to redevelop that area. |
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| These clinics will be held in the 38 local wats regularly on a rotating basis in conjunction with the Pattaya and Chonburi city councils and the local abbots. |
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| Tendon injuries are a known important complication of treatment with quinolone antibiotics, especially in elderly people and when used in conjunction with corticosteroids. |
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| A cup of valerian tea an hour before going to bed can help to re-establish a normal sleep cycle, and is safe to take in conjunction with any prescribed medication. |
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| He quit his million-dollar gig to, in conjunction with his wife, Eva, become an empowering resource for girls and young women. |
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| There is also evidence that NSAIDs cause intestinal damage when taken in conjunction with exercise. |
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| Hospitals including the Royal, City and Ulster need to achieve a quota of junior doctors to maintain their teaching status in conjunction with Queen's University. |
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| Your children must learn to use standard English, but that is best taught in conjunction with their writing and not in abstracted exercises in grammar workbooks. |
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| The British Bone Marrow Registry, which is run by the National Blood Service, was formed in 1987 and works in conjunction with other UK donor registries. |
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| In principle this molecular epidemiological approach, in conjunction with ecological data, will allow estimation of the risk that houses will be reinvaded after spraying. |
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| To help improve the quality of these attributes, a series of exercises should be undertaken in conjunction with a good and healthy diet, plus adequate rest and relaxation. |
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| That, in conjunction with the night's dinner and the rather rich coffee, caused the expected nausea, which hit me in force as we exited the coffee shop. |
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| A vagotomy is usually done in conjunction with an antrectomy. |
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| A rockslide from ages past, in conjunction with the undercutting and shovelling actions of a glacier, blocked the normal outflow of Medicine Lake. |
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| Astrologically, it tells me Jupiter is in conjunction with Venus. |
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| And now that their luck is in they may feel like entering the new Nationalist promotion being run in conjunction with ERA McCormack to pay someone's mortgage for a year. |
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| These components, in conjunction with one of the chips next to them, convert the signal from the tachometer into a signal that the processor can understand. |
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| If these signs occur in conjunction with lymphangitis, fever, malaise and anorexia, or if they increase over a baseline level, infection should be suspected. |
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| In this study, I use floral manipulations in conjunction with marker gene analysis to estimate the relative contributions of autogamy and geitonogamy to self fertilization. |
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| Indeed, taken in conjunction with the analogue clock mounted in the centre of the dash, they could even be said to resemble parts removed from the fascia of a Teasmade. |
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| He has done this in conjunction with more traditional historical studies. |
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| When used in conjunction with LED lighting, the Fara touchless modules are ideal for health and medical environments, where a sterile atmosphere is a key requirement. |
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| The program in Afghanistan is run in conjunction with the thunderbird School of Global Management. |
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| White, cream and wintry pale beige hues in conjunction with sheepskin, polar skin, shaggy furs and plenty of quilts conjure up polar expedition gear. |
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| According to both experts and victims, the shifty world of immigration consultation here often works in conjunction with networks in the refugees' home countries. |
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| Ultraviolet light also activates solitrol, a skin hormone that works in conjunction with melatonin to produce changes in mood and regulate the body clock. |
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| Aspiring musicians compete with major recording studios by using MIDI and multi-track technology in conjunction with a computer in their basement or garage. |
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| Local authorities often work in conjunction with the emergency services, by helping to clear snowdrifts and putting salt onto roads to help keep them free from ice. |
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| The truth is, that every situation is different and needs to be assessed in conjunction with those involved in a non-contentious and collaborative way. |
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| Scientists now understand that vulnerability to mental illness has a genetic component, which acts in conjunction with various environmental and non-genetic factors. |
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| The secretary of the Southwark diocese explains that centralisation of stipendiary obligations has taken place in conjunction with devolution of more day-to-day duties. |
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| Caused by overactivity of the bladder muscle, medication in conjunction with bladder re-training is effective in helping to restore bladder control in many people. |
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| Often the abuse of barbiturates and benzodiazepines occurs in conjunction with the abuse of another substance or drug, such as alcohol or cocaine. |
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| Studies looking at the effects of antioxidants used in conjunction with chelating agents have investigated their role as potential aids to chelators. |
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| The book can also be used in conjunction with McCloud's website, Choosingpaint.com, where you can match any colour swatch in the book to an available paint brand. |
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| Calomel, which was used in conjunction with paregoric to treat diarrhea, later was found to be a deadly mercury poison that actually made the diarrhea worse. |
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| However, to continue using your post office, you must tick a box, fill out an application form to get a swipe card, and use the card in conjunction with a PIN number. |
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| Television pays large sums of money to cover men's college basketball games because sponsors will pay for commercial space in conjunction with the game. |
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| It is likely that it will work in conjunction with a property developer to fund the purchase of its current city centre location at Broadford Works. |
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| A pilgrimage to Medina is often made in conjunction with the pilgrimage to Mecca in order to visit the tombs and shrines of Muhammad, his family, and the first three caliphs. |
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| Using light delivered through fiber optics rather than traditional headlamps, in conjunction with computer intelligence, light distribution can be tailored to road speeds. |
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| Biblically, the optimum means for attaining atonement consists of both animal sacrifices and sincere confessionary repentant prayer used in conjunction with each other. |
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| Several local hotels are offering deals in conjunction with the festival. |
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| The normal school menu, which offers meals such as spaghetti bolognese, chips and fish fingers, will be served in conjunction with the new menu during a six-week trial period. |
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| Myelography uses a contrast solution in conjunction with plain radiography to improve visualization of the spinal cord and intrathecal nerve roots. |
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| It was later marketed by the authority in conjunction with the gasworks site, currently being developed for housing and a new hotel, but there were no takers. |
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| These smart trackers can be used in conjunction with a geofence so that when a package arrives at the hospital, the staff can take action immediately. |
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| The SEC has already moved, in conjunction with the New York Stock Exchange, to close down computer program trading on the market, a trade related to stock index futures. |
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| The first three work the gluteus maximus in conjunction with all the complementary muscles, and the last two zero in on and specifically isolate the glutes. |
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| But O'Duffy's admiration for the sheer effrontery of the man persisted, and he arranged for another trial to be held in conjunction with the Irish championships. |
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| Massage can therefore be very effectively used in conjunction with bodywork to treat not only musculo-skeletal problems, but dysfunctions of organs, glands and whole systems. |
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| Each of these markers is used in conjunction with the subject proclitics except for the markers aa and mii. |
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| Suitable for mum or dad, the Bushbaby Cocoon suits newborn to 12 months and can be used in conjunction with a car seat. |
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| Microbrewer 4 Pines Brewing Company developed the beer in conjunction with Queensland University of Technology's zero gravity drop tower. |
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| The award was presented by Technology Marketing Corporation in conjunction with Crossfire Media. |
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| Company introduces its new WX gearhead in conjunction with a 3-wire-reversible 34R frame AC induction motor. |
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| In addition, cartilaginous hardening is observed in conjunction with papillomatous outgrowths and hyperkeratosis of the skin in this stage. |
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| Easily done in conjunction with a routine blood profile, NT-proBNP could be the best demarcator ever for assessing atherosclerotic disease risk. |
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| The campaign came to a successful conclusion in 1969, in conjunction with the investiture of Charles, Prince of Wales. |
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| Liquid crystal displays were developed by the University of Hull in 1972, in conjunction with the Royal Radar Establishment in Worcestershire. |
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| Designed to work in conjunction with the hooded front sight, the Rotary Diopter Sight System attaches to the receiver's M1913 rail. |
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| As each curve reaches the back fin, backward force is applied to the water, and in conjunction with the fins, moves the fish forward. |
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| PowerSnap works in conjunction with Flickr, a leading photosite owned by Yahoo. |
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| Commercial submarines usually rely only on batteries, since they operate in conjunction with a mother ship. |
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| The cathedral, in conjunction with the National Trust is raising awareness of the Hardman house on Rodney Street. |
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| Wind turbines have been used for household electric power generation in conjunction with battery storage over many decades in remote areas. |
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| Congress in conjunction with the Bicentennial Celebration in 1976, folkloristics in the United States came of age. |
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| It is used almost exclusively in conjunction with polyimide film as the dielectric. |
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| However, as noted above, most finite verbs are formed periphrastically, using an auxiliary verb in conjunction with the verbal noun. |
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| It is therefore used in conjunction with other electric power sources to give a reliable supply. |
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| Therefore, the analysis of the labour market must be done in conjunction with other statistics. |
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| These dates are useful on their own and may also be used in conjunction with relative dating methods or to calibrate relative methods. |
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| The title Earl of Chester is always given in conjunction with that of Prince of Wales. |
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| Canada Post honoured Sikh Canadians with a commemorative stamp in conjunction with the 300th anniversary of Vaisakhi. |
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| A high proportion of these occur in the most actively prograding areas in conjunction with recently formed estuarine wetlands. |
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| Today the College offers degrees in conjunction with the University of Glasgow. |
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| Rather, propositional attitudes influence behavior as a package deal, in conjunction with other background attitudes. |
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| Police Scotland also operates on the Loch using RIBs and Jet Skis and work in conjunction with the National Park Authority. |
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| The gems, which have a combined weight of 142 carats, adorn a push-up bra made by Victoria's Secret in conjunction with jeweler Damiani. |
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| The public school system is undergoing a revamp due to a project in conjunction with the World Bank. |
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| Normally held in conjunction with the opening and closing ceremonies of the games, as many as 20 or more pipe bands will march and play together. |
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| The result is to occasionally find a strong emphasis on the history of media in conjunction with the history of culture. |
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| In 1623, in conjunction with the publication of the First Folio, the Droeshout engraving was published. |
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| In September 1998, Bowie launched an Internet service provider, BowieNet, developed in conjunction with Robert Goodale and Ron Roy. |
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| As a result, in conjunction with Beecham, Sargent set about establishing a new orchestra, the London Philharmonic. |
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| The method is evaluated in conjunction with the multidelay block frequency domain adaptive filter. |
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| Forms of alternative medicine that are biologically active can be dangerous even when used in conjunction with conventional medicine. |
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| This reinforcement of the aristocracy must be seen in conjunction with the war in France, as must the emerging sense of national identity. |
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| The Council tasked its secretariat with moving this work forward in conjunction with the BIPA's secretariat. |
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| This finally met its demise in conjunction with the death of Cromwell and the Restoration of the monarchy. |
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| New green spaces will be provided in conjunction with the proposed Quadrant Square and Grand Theatre Square. |
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| The violent nature of the conspiracy, in conjunction with the senate's skill in disrupting it, did a great deal to repair the senate's image. |
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| American troops in conjunction with Patriot partisans then began the process of reclaiming territory in South Carolina and Georgia. |
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| Previously France had only been willing to act in conjunction with Spain but now they were willing to go to war alone if necessary. |
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| This was halted by an unprecedented financial crisis that began in 2008, in conjunction with the concurrent global economic crash. |
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| This, in conjunction with the new slaves that were being imported from abroad, inflamed the unemployment situation further. |
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| The blessing was organised in conjunction with the Yee Rah restaurant, which is set to open in the city's new Liverpool One shopping complex. |
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| There are strict industry imposed enforcement system, in conjunction with state and local laws. |
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| He used these, in conjunction with the Biblical texts themselves, to write his commentaries and other theological works. |
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| Working in conjunction with the Communications Security Establishment, the FIPS 140-2 validation program is also recognized in Canada. |
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| The Recycle session of the Agenda 2020 Technology Summit II was held in June in conjunction with the 2004 Paper Recycling Conference. |
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| Smaller-jawed australopith ecines turn up mainly in conjunction with the monkeys and other forest animals, Behrensmeyer notes. |
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| The London Air Ambulance charity operates in conjunction with the LAS where required. |
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| The new 15,500-litre direct expansion tank is a standard DX tank, with two compressors working in conjunction with a mains water plate cooler. |
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| The repair was performed in conjunction with repair of an avulsed capsule and labrum from the glenoid rim for unstable shoulders. |
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| The tip, in conjunction with chalk, can be used to impart spin to the cue ball when it is not hit in its center. |
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| For example, declining baselines and rising incremental rates signal that more consumer purchases are occurring in conjunction with price events. |
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| Grand Slam tournaments are held in conjunction with wheelchair tennis tournaments and junior tennis competitions. |
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| Raimann ripsaws work in conjunction with a ControlLogix scanner for optimizing defects and detection. |
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| It is possible that supernovae occur in conjunction with either a satellite planet or binary star. |
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| He, in conjunction with the Cabinet Office then submitted the name to the Queen for approval. |
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| It's the idea of women's campaign the Red Lippy Project in conjunction with The Eve Appeal which raises money for gynaecological cancer research. |
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| The new HDMail product is optimised to work with L-Soft's LISTSERV family of products and is being sold in conjunction with that product line. |
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| Sanding should be performed in conjunction with fueling to avoid respotting locomotives. |
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| But if it is done in conjunction with repointing of the building, the work would probably qualify as a major capital improvement. |
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| He set out to retake the city, which was now defended by Colonel Henry Procter in conjunction with Tecumseh. |
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| They also introduced similar modernisation at the other Naval dockyards in conjunction with M I Brunel and Maudslay. |
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| Since the early 20th century, the term has been used almost exclusively in conjunction with the modern development of hydroelectric power. |
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| These two styles differ mainly in the way in which they handle quotation marks, particularly in conjunction with other punctuation marks. |
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| An album was also released by Monty Python in 1979 in conjunction with the film. |
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| The Reactivity SDK is designed to be used in conjunction with the entire Reactivity product suite. |
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| He produced a live performance by former White Stripes member Jack White in conjunction with Vevo and YouTube. |
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| Bradyarrhythmias are sometimes seen in OSA, in conjunction with obstructive apnoeas. |
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| In addition, GlobalCenter will offer Oracle Database Consulting Packages and Services in conjunction with Oracle Service Industries Consulting. |
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| A talk will be given on Monday at 11am at the Old Low Light in conjunction with the exhibition on shell shock during the First World War. |
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| The bass guitar works in conjunction with the drums, occasionally playing riffs, but usually providing a backing for the rhythm and lead guitars. |
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| The tram signals are usually operated alongside and in conjunction with traffic signals. |
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| When the word kusari is used in conjunction with an armoured item it usually means that mail makes up the majority of the armour composition. |
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| For it is necessary that he who is adorned by the cathartic virtues, should abstain from doing any thing precedaneously in conjunction with body. |
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| Zacuto's tables in conjunction with the new metal nautical astrolabe allowed navigators to take accurate readings anywhere. |
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| Quark introduced free English language technical support in November 2004 in conjunction with increased staffing and phone lines. |
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| Teachers of medical students were often successful physicians, practicing in conjunction with teaching. |
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| These units are not very visible in daylight and are generally used in conjunction with traditionally painted lines. |
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| Run in conjunction with the University Gallery at Newcastle's Northumbria University, phrases like hook nose and carrot top are being examined. |
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| Today the term is typically used in conjunction with prehistoric or ancient historical references. |
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| The researchers want to try using low doses of a drug called theophylline, in conjunction with the inhaled steroids already used today. |
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| In 1941, Finland launched a retaliatory strike in conjunction with the German attack on the Soviet Union. |
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| Of concern is that cerebral edema refractory to steroid treatment has been reported in conjunction with Gliadel. |
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| Manos are hand stones used in conjunction with metates for grinding corn or grain. |
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| Somerset-based manufacturer, Brodco, developed TPR over a period of four years in conjunction with Cardiff and Glamorgan Universities. |
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| The Jabulani ball was designed and developed by Loughborough University in conjunction with Bayern Munich. |
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| Another common application is the control of the throttle of an internal combustion engine in conjunction with an electronic governor. |
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| Windscreen wipers will fail the test if they do not adequately clear the windscreen when used in conjunction with the washers. |
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| Streptozocin in conjunction with doxorubicin or 5-flurouracil is approved for pancreatic NET, but is limited by its toxicity profile. |
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| However, he did not perform a tubal ligation in conjunction with the delivery. |
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| Working in conjunction with a landing force under the Earl of Peterborough his forces undertook the siege and capture of Barcelona. |
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| Trucks are used in conjunction with the forklift tractor if the fruit is to be delivered to a more distant cooperatively owned packhouse. |
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| This gas may be used in conjunction with dichlorodifluoromethanes to produce a non-toxic, non-flammable low-pressure aerosol dispersant. |
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| On 23 April a second attempt was made, in conjunction with a raid on the neighbouring harbour of Ostend. |
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| Supratentorial abscess formation may occur in conjunction with LBE and was present in patients 1 and 6 in our series. |
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| A fluidised bed of product in the drying chamber in conjunction with a heated drying track ensures a low level of adhesion of undried product. |
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| Under the settlement, Streambox will develop future products that will operate in conjunction with RealNetworks' copy protection features. |
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| The National Cornbread Cook-Off was held in conjunction with the National Cornbread Festival in South Pittsburg, Tennessee. |
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| Wells Film Centre shows current releases and, in conjunction with the Wells Film Society shows less well known and historical films. |
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| Many of these recordings have been issued in conjunction with the Delius Society, which has prepared various discographies of Delius's recorded music. |
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| Sea urchins have no visible eyes, legs, or means of propulsion, but can move freely over hard surfaces using adhesive tube feet, working in conjunction with the spines. |
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| The project is being conducted in conjunction with QSTP partners, including Qatar University Wireless Innovations Centre, Vodafone, Technogym, Amuser, and Fuego. |
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| These are often used in conjunction with two rows of the temporary cat's eyes to divide traffic moving in opposite directions during motorway roadworks. |
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| Plenlizer ST-210 polyol ester costabilizer for PVC resins used in conjunction with zinc stabilizer for improved heat stability and weatherability. |
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| The 145-page guide, which has been produced in conjunction with Living North, includes a comprehensive event programme, an A-Z listing of the fleet and a site map. |
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| The company and other industry partners such as VolkerRail and Balfour Beatty also operate a Foundation Degree in conjunction with Sheffield Hallam University. |
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| However, they failed to test for context or to identify how symbols are interpreted when experienced in conjunction with other symbols and in real maplike layouts. |
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| A licensed herbologist as well as a licensed acupuncturist, Yang can also prescribe Chinese herbs to work in conjunction with acupuncture treatment. |
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| Invented by engineering director Mike Watchorn, the Water Bridge is being tested in conjunction with Alnwick-based Alnmaritec's 60ft Wave Train 1600 vessel. |
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| The aerophore will be placed in operation some time during the coming season by the Great Lakes Radio Telephone Company, in conjunction with the wireless telephone. |
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| The process uses a 3D Modeler in conjunction with a CAD workstation. |
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| During 2007 Scottish and Southern Energy plc in conjunction with the University of Strathclyde began the implementation of a Regional Power Zone in the Orkney archipelago. |
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| Plans were announced in September 2014 to recreate the entire building along with all exhibits in the video game Minecraft in conjunction with members of the public. |
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| To mark the launch, adventa will be running a promotion in conjunction with its Made in Monmouthshire campaign to promote local arts, crafts and food. |
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| Published in conjunction with the European Association of Social Anthropologists, this volume would be suitable for courses on culturally competent medicine. |
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| The two were in early times used in conjunction with each other. |
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| In addition, a role was allocated to the 16th Independent Parachute Brigade, which would lead the assault on Port Said in conjunction with the Royal Marine landing. |
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| The work of Moissan on the metallic carbids and silicids has now been carried out, in conjunction with P. Williams, on the borids of the alkaline earths. |
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| In fact, observations made by Polybius, in conjunction with passages from Strabo and Scylax, allowed the discovery of the location of the lost city of Kydonia on Crete. |
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| As a result of its definite meaning, the weak form came to be used in the daughter languages in conjunction with demonstratives and definite articles. |
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| A minister is a politician who holds public office in a national or regional government, making and implementing decisions on policies in conjunction with the other ministers. |
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| Other toxicities reported in conjunction with zalcitabine use include lactic acidosis, hepatic failure, oral ulcers, esophageal ulcers and congestive heart failure. |
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| Counsel must consider Article 9's in conjunction with other articles of the UCC, such as Article 8, if the security interest covers investment property. |
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| Soul creationists argue that an immaterial soul is incompatible with the traducian view of propagation of the soul in conjunction with the material act of conception. |
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| It is organised by the INF in conjunction with the national governing bodies of the six competing nations, UK Sport, and the host city's local council. |
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| Since helicopters can achieve a unique aerial view, they are often used in conjunction with police on the ground to report on suspects' locations and movements. |
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| In 2002, Nuuk hosted the AWG in conjunction with Iqaluit, Nunavut. |
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| I care least about the strobe mode, but the side navigation light and the main bright beam are really good by themselves or used in conjunction with a weapons mounted light. |
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| An agreement has been made with the writer Ayman Salameh with the help of writer George Khater to work on the series in conjunction with Sabah's neice Claudia Aqel. |
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| Stich, who had previously coordinated a Swiss organic trade fair, was tapped to arrange the first Bio Marche in conjunction with the IFOAM convention. |
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| Reykjavik service will be operated in conjunction with Delta's joint venture partners Air France, KLM and Alitalia using a 199-seat Boeing 757-300 aircraft. |
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| During Spring 12 Volt Technology has a special in conjunction with Waeco that if you order any Waeco CFX Portable Fridge you get a Free Ice Box Cooler. |
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| Pryer Aerospace said that Tulsa Capital Partners and a group of local investors have consummated a recapitalization of the company in conjunction with Pryer management. |
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| Taxonomies, used in conjunction with company ontologies, have proven to be a highly efficient structure for organizing structured and unstructured content. |
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