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Microsoft is revamping its e-mail security service into a next-generation security service based on the Forefront technology of Stirling.
The more you heat it, the higher the number of crystals". Aksay himself is at the forefront of engineering based on the new material graphene, which is a one-atom-thick form of carbon.
Britain First, a small ultra-right movement based on the British mainland, has meanwhile claimed to be at the forefront of supporting what it describes as peaceful flag protests.
26 32 Our interim findings are based on the first round of data collection from five sites at the forefront of implementation efforts, sampling diverse NHS organisations and all three hospital applications of the NHS Care Records Service.
The company is at the forefront of a growing trend in cancer: choosing drugs based on the genetic profile of a patient's tumor cells.
The passionate "Shakespearien" Hector Berlioz put the sopranos in the forefront in his last work, Béatrice et Bénédict (1862), based on the "merry war" subplot of Much Ado About Nothing.
Though living in Maryland, she was advised to consult the experts at Mayo, who have long been at the forefront of refining the diagnostic features of myelomas and testing therapies based on the particular characteristics of patients and their cancers.
Currently, most available information obtained from ALS research is based on the study of SOD1, but new studies focusing on TARDBP and C9orf72 have come to the forefront of ALS research.
On the other hand, we added entirely new lectures based on forefront research topics.
By examining the issue closely, and based on several reports, at the forefront of this effort appears to be the current Secretary General of the Muslim World League and a member of the Saudi Council of Senior Scholars, a key figure, an up and coming star in the Saudi religious establishment: Dr. Mohammed Al-Eissa.
