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Arsenal's only win of the Premier League season so far came in the 2-1 victoverover Crystal Palace, and having drawn blanks against West Ham and Liverpool, pre-season expectations of a title challenge generated by the Community Shield victory over Chelsea has proven off the mark.

It was described for the first time by Giller in 1991 as a bedside test for the assessment of cerebral autoregulation with the basic premise that, in the presence of an intact autoregulation, the cerebral vessels will be able to contract in response to a hyperemic challenge generated by a brief carotid occlusion [11].

The promotion of active, healthy ageing is a challenge generated by the increase in life expectancy in most developed countries.

He brought other professionals such as psychologists, ethnographers and computer scientists into his practice because he realized that such a multidisciplinary approach was the only way to tackle the complex technology-based design challenges generated by Silicon Valley.

A reasonable goal would be to allow the ESM to issue approximately 3 trillion medium-term "eurobonds" on the markets, starting with the same endowment capital – in other words, the kind of sum that can take on the current and potential challenges generated by the debt crisis.

They consider the challenges generated by upraising social technologies and interactive knowledge building within vast online communities.

The last two categories are particularly relevant to society because they bring geomorphic principles and practices to bear on challenges generated by both natural forces and human activities.

Second, the results from the interdisciplinary process reveal that two impact factors (i.e., spatial planning and budget) represent the most important control factors for strategies addressing the challenges generated by global change in mountain regions.

The aim of this paper is to explore the challenges generated by HIV care and treatment and their impact on health worker motivation in Mbeya Region, Tanzania.

The challenges generated by each 'MacGyver driver' are discussed to outline and make explicit the underlying assumptions and approaches to manage differences in viewpoint between academic and public policy communities, and to stimulate debate on these issues.

The objective of our inference approach is the reconstruction of models by optimizing the agreement between all of the datasets provided in the challenge and those generated by PNFL.