It said this was intended to boost other branches of the military and to meet evolving security requirements, but some users speculated that it was because of falling numbers of recruits.
In public, of course, everyone is delighted that Francois Englert and Peter Higgs won the award - it's a wonderful morale boost for this branch of science and rightly praises two popular and much-loved figures within it.
As well as nutrients, seaweed fertiliser provides plants with hormones, vitamins and enzymes that boost flowering, growth, branching and root extension.[4].
Nearby, a large branch of Boost Mobile was being gutted by looters, despite having been boarded up in anticipation.
Such a deal would boost HSBC's retail branch network in South Africa from five to 433.
Scientists says the approach, which could give a needed boost to the wilted branch of agricultural biotech, uses an inventive hybrid molecule that enters the instructional letters of a plant's gene sequence to activate a genetic spell checker, which then alters an unwanted or defective gene.
Although LT had hoped that the electrification would boost revenue, the Chesham branch generated little income.
Some firms are doing their best to change that: ICICI's Ms Kochhar, for example, is setting up lots of new branches to boost its deposits.Banks that do gather excess deposits may find the government wants to get its hands on them.
The big high street banks would be forced to sell off branches to boost competition if Labour wins power.
"You are now president, Commercial Credit, in your town," Weill told the branch managers, boosting their self-image and promising to reward them with stock options to make them richer than they could ever dream.
