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A new space must be devised so that electrons escaping with ( |θ| a  = (10° – δ°)) in plane (a) may have ( |θ| b  = 10°) in plane (b).

This score should be devised so that the fixation probability is low if the proposed mutation destabilizes the structure or complicates the folding process.

"New models need to be devised so that education systems can take account of a wider range of factors from ensuring water, toilets, playing areas, and supporting girls to learn how to learn, to the more demanding aspects of safeguarding and protecting children, and especially girls, from environments that threaten their dignity and physical wellbeing," Zaalouk noted.

New canons of reporting were devised so that experiments and discoveries could be reproduced by others.

In particular, two indices are devised so that the advantage of using a feedforward compensator with respect to the use of a feedback controller only is quantified.

The system is devised so that if a party wins, say, 25 percent of the vote, it should win 25 percent of the seats.

Criminal justice expert Harry Fletcher said: "The case allocation system has been devised so that all risk is carried by the public sector.

To make this sort of programmatic tampering harder to detect, perhaps the program was devised so that the flipping would only happen on the first Tuesday in November.

Criminal justice experts are concerned the system has been devised so that all the risk is passed to the remaining rump of the public probation service.

The firm audited two subsidiaries in the Netherlands Antilles, Zilpa and Curcastle, that investigators have said were devised so that invented assets could offset Parmalat liabilities.

Richard Leese, the council leader, says that education and training programmes are being devised so that unemployed locals will have the skills to get the new jobs on the site.