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The chapters in this volume were designed to cover the broad range of existing research and to suggest productive lines of development.

The Task Force will evaluate a broad range of existing and state-of-the-art online safety technologies, including a review of identity authentication tools to help sites enforce minimum age requirements.

DEM simulation using a breakage model is applied to study a broad range of existing impact based crushers to better understand machine level operation and to demonstrate that such modelling is now possible.

The Princeton University Board of Trustees has called for an expanded and more vigorous commitment to diversity and inclusion at Princeton, with concerted efforts not only to implement a broad range of existing initiatives, but to take additional actions, including those proposed by a special trustee committee that was appointed last fall to consider the legacy of Woodrow Wilson at Princeton.

"Gen Mayall's extensive experience of the region means he will be able to draw on a broad range of existing relationships across Iraq, the region and with close allies," No 10 said.

"Compared to Google's less flexible, and advertising driven approach, we believe HERE's strategy is far better aligned with the needs of a broad range of existing and future customers," said Nokia CFO Timo Ihamuotila, during a conference call today, following Nokia's Q3 earnings.

Antibodies binding to conserved epitopes can provide a broad range of neutralization to existing influenza subtypes and may also prevent the propagation of potential pandemic viruses by fighting against emerging strands.

One of the biggest challenges though was living up to TestFlight's standards, and making sure that it could suit the needs of the incredibly broad range of TestFlight's existing hundreds of thousands of users.

Although nanomedicine is a very general concept and represents a broad range of nanoformulations for existing drugs, it manifests itself largely in targeted drug delivery and controlled release.

This is the first study examining the association of a broad range of pre-existing mental health conditions and rehospitalizations, mortality, and functional outcomes for patients with stroke undergoing inpatient rehabilitation.

This captured the broadest range of the existing evaluation frameworks since many were not published in the peer-reviewed literature.