| Armed with the pass keys January had created for them, they split up, each unlocking and reprogramming three fighters. |
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| Whenever necessary, the Commission should indicate the reprogramming entailed by new legislative proposals. |
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| In order to clear the icon, perform a zero and span recalibration after the reprogramming session is complete. |
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| Suppliers should be obliged to give access to the technical information necessary for reprogramming electronic devices in a motor vehicle. |
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| Indeed, the proposal will not require reprogramming in the Member States under the current structural regulation for the fisheries sector. |
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| Rambukkana and his colleagues are now investigating exactly how the leprosy bacterium hijacks the Schwann cell genome to initiate reprogramming. |
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| Such reprogramming would free an estimated ¤ 460.6 million which could be used to help fishermen to reconvert to other jobs. |
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| In most cases, it would simply be a matter of reprogramming existing radios rather than buying new equipment. |
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| This allows you to change needles and continue production without reprogramming the system. |
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| Start the device again after reprogramming the IP address, the subnet mask or the standard gateway address! |
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| The busy bee worked for over six months programming and reprogramming this, creating hundreds of frames of animation, and some truly awe-inspiring features. |
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| To ease reprogramming later, record your thermostat's programs and settings in the table provided at the page bottom before using this button. |
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| To further enhance this healing effect, we have been genetically reprogramming these cells to encourage the production of healing heart hormones. |
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| Any modifications to the database required external support and complete reprogramming of routines to ensure data integrity across the three tables. |
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| Their reprogramming exercise in the 20 highest burden countries is pivotal to this success. |
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| The JPL controllers coped with this by reprogramming Voyager 2 to rotate by 90° and use its elevation motor to pan the camera instead. |
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| The set was two and a half hours of music with a twenty-minute interval for drinks and some quick reprogramming of the lights and video projectors. |
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| Any reprogramming should be highlighted here as well. |
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| The US plans to set up a reprogramming facility that will develop JSF software and distribute it to allies. |
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| This reprogramming and changeover take time to accomplish, and there is a period of nonproductive time followed by a production run for each new batch. |
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| For example, the birth of Dolly the sheep, the first animal to be cloned by nuclear transfer based on an adult cell line, highlighted the extraordinary reprogramming ability of a mammal's ovum. |
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| If neonatal cells are transformed by reprogramming to the totipotent stage, the stem cells from cord blood are subject to all the concerns mentioned with regard to ES cells. |
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| With the reprogramming of AS cells the question also arises as to whether these reach the level of totipotency or whether they remain pluripotent. |
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| Eventually, like Pavlov's dog, you will come to associate her being annoying with a delicious treat – thus reprogramming your entire relationship in a positive manner. |
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| In 2010 computer scientists at the University of Michigan infiltrated a test poll in the District of Columbia, reprogramming the software to play a well-known ditty whenever a vote was cast. |
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| This means reprogramming the goal-seeking software that drives the agent. |
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| To obtain an actual day-count of the average completion time for all requests would require professional reprogramming of the case management software. |
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| The proposals would therefore result in releasing UNEP and UN-Habitat extrabudgetary resources from administrative activities for reprogramming for substantive activities. |
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| In education, the Sector has explored the possibility of reprogramming some activities of the ongoing extrabudgetary projects, in order to respond to new priorities. |
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| This particular feature I remember because the first few times I drove it, I thought about reprogramming the unlock portion so that it would unlock when the key was turned off. |
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| The Council also welcomes the recent return of the World Bank to the DRC, which, when the time comes, could open up the way for reprogramming of the DRC with the international financial institutions. |
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| So far, no one has ever studied using ichthyic oocyte extract for epigenetic reprogramming of mammalian species, which might be worth studying. |
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| You must have been fairly surprised at Dr. Glaser's inroads into reprogramming the brain. |
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| One of the most promising routes in this regard is the generation of induced pluripotent stem cells by reprogramming cells. |
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| Lately, the reprogramming of somatic cells to induced pluripotent stem cells has become very popular. |
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| The fact that only a small fraction of cells infected with the reprogramming factors form iPSC colonies indicates that direct reprogramming is a stochastic process. |
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| In 2014 in order to deal with capacity issues in the creation of mission data packages at the Air Combat Command reprogramming lab at Eglin Air Force Base, Fla. |
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| Furthermore, forward genetics screens identified a ubiquitin specific protease to be involved in regulating direct reprogramming of hypodermal cells in worms. |
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| Induction of dedifferentiation, genomewide transcriptional programming, and epigenetic reprogramming by extracts of carcinoma and embryonic stem cells. |
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| Reprogramming the satellite corrected the problem and now our tone arm is providing us with a listening experience unparalleled in hi-fi depth, clarity, and stereo soundstage. |
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| Metamorphosis, Postembryonic Reprogramming of Gene Expression in Amphibian and Insect Cells. |
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