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Recently, the potential of non-invasive imaging for the functional characterisation of neovasculature has become realised.

The specification of this stream has both technical and economic implications and, as CCS schemes start to become realised, the requirement to specify the CO2 stream quality is becoming more important.

In the 94th minute and deep into injury time, my suspicion of his heading ability becomes realised, and he nods in a bullet header for his brace.

A GIS spatial analysis, incorporating results from the survey, indicated that a potential increase in woody vegetation of over a five per cent was achievable if landowners' intentions towards woody re-vegetation became realised.

Fgood only becomes realised at certain time-steps (favourable years), which occur randomly in time with a specified probability, P good), and for a certain category of individuals, igood.

Although their health may have been so poor as to make them eligible for incapacity benefit even when they were working, it was only once they lost their job that this latent ill health problem became realised as a (legitimate) claim for incapacity benefit, as they faced a choice between a lower rate as an unemployed person or a higher rate as an economically inactive person.

Viewed from that perspective, it becomes clear that realising the gains from trade concerns more than just the elimination of tariffs and quotas, but also the relaxation of restrictions on immigration, investment in infrastructure and education, and perhaps even the pursuit of reductions in economic inequality.

However, whether or not these repertoires become indeed realised is a more contingent matter and is often triggered by events which evoke a response from the medical and policy-making actors.

That vision has become fully realised in the four exhibitions that have just opened, including a showcase of Korean video and new media art since the 1970s and an exhibition of the monumental sculptures of Chinese avant-garde artist Huang Yong Ping – both of which opened on Friday – as well as another major show of Iranian art from the 1960s, which opened last week.

All became clear when Heidi realised she has two conspiracy theorists on her hands: "The other day I overheard Edan say to Zack: 'Mum might be wrong, Santa might be real'," she says.

"25 is about getting to know who I've become without realising.