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The US government said on Sunday that yet more security checks may be introduced in future.
The test and numerical results will certainly contribute to the development of updated design procedures and formulae to be introduced in future structural design codes.
The changes required would be large but could be introduced in future releases.
Innovative power sources, from hydrogen to compressed air, are likely to be introduced in future, but liquid natural gas and electricity are already replacing gasoline in some cities.
Considering that statecharts are one of the languages of UML, the proposed extensions could be introduced in future versions of UML as well.
But he insisted that Mr Cruddas had not instigated any meetings nor had donors influenced any government policy - although he said new safeguards would be introduced in future to ensure this could not happen.
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That figure will rise if, as seems likely, more stringent regulations are introduced in future.
Other apps to raise awareness of biodiversity will be introduced in the future.
The quantification of deposition, impacts (health, ecosystems) and costs will be introduced in the future.
The samples were to be used as part of a population study to create the standards of a test to be introduced in the future.
The memo said the samples would be used as part of a population study run by doctors hired by the league and the players union solely to determine the standards of a test to be introduced in the future.
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