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Consequently, DoE is becoming increasingly central to the advancement of nanotechnology and nanomanufacturing.

It's this approach that we'll see in the coming months and years extend to other sectors where data is becoming increasingly central – like the air transport industry (fares data), healthcare (clinical outcomes data) and recorded music (track based metadata, or data about data), and, yes, even the UK public sector.

The "magic place" that Vice President Al Gore was talking about today was Walt Disney World, but in political terms, it could easily have been the state of Florida, which is becoming increasingly central to a strategy that his campaign believes could give him a landslide victory in November.

Technology is becoming increasingly central to how individuals experience the world around them.

While touch is becoming increasingly central to its products, Kano says the keyboard remains an important component of the product — supporting text-based coding apps which its platform also provides access to, as well as the more approachable drag-and-drop block-based coding systems that do really benefit from having a touchscreen to hand.

As nurses are becoming increasingly central points of contact for clinical care of people living with HIV and AIDS (PLWHA), they must first be ensured adequate preparatory education.

In recent months, licensed black-taxi drivers were becoming increasingly scarce in central London at night.

As the focus turns to the Fed and the Bank of Japan, which could add further stimulus to its already broad package of measures to cut the cost of credit, Claudio Borio, the head of the BIS's monetary and economic department, said at the launch of the quarterly bulletin: "It is becoming increasingly evident that central banks have been overburdened for far too long".

Attacks are also becoming increasingly frequent in the central region of the country, close to its borders with Burkina Faso and Niger.

It is becoming increasingly evident that the central question is: Up to what point can a peaceful cultural existence be possible with new migrants and refugees coming mainly from largely Islamic countries?

The instruments revolve around a central pitch, becoming increasingly embellished as the piece progresses.