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By beating its wings over Flash on mobile, Adobe's butterfly could cause a hurricane in the minds of developers who would otherwise build apps for WP7, because why would you work with a toolset that is still only addressing a small part of the mobile market, but which worse still is not clearly aligned with the juggernaut that is HTML5?

It held a competitive tender, asking a simple question: "who wants to sell us wind and solar power for the lowest prices?" It was a simple but effective strategy that was clearly aligned with the long-term goals of government and also creates sustainable jobs locally, Davis said.

Martha A. Cotter, a nonvoting faculty member on the board, said she was "saddened to find that the university is in the position where we have to bond $102 million dollars to complete a project that is not clearly aligned with the mission of the university".

As mentioned above, only points with magnitudes greater than 10 to 15 m/s are clearly aligned with the gray line, which is represented by Eq. (1).

"But if you look at the top posts and what the site admins are talking about, Gab is very clearly aligned with the alt-right ideology".

But the project is clearly aligned with the National Council for the Social Studies and New York State social studies frameworks.

The violinist Leroy Jenkins was the only member of the Revolutionary Ensemble with proper A.A.C.M. credentials, but its practices were clearly aligned with those of the organization, as this classic album proves.

Mr Handy is clearly aligned with those who feel that it is bogged down in an overly-needy search for academic respectability.

An alignment of the AtGyrB3 transducer domain and other plant and bacterial transducer domains was performed using the Match-Box server [13]; the AtGyrB3 sequence clearly aligns with the transducer sequences from known DNA gyrases (Figure S2B).

The second available nanohaloarchaeum Candidatus Nanosalina sp. J07AB43 harbors two adjacent genes encoding for a short primase that clearly align with the other fused primases (fig. 6).

This definition clearly aligns with the Canadian 2003 clinical practice guideline diagnostic criteria as it incorporates two or more abnormal plasma glucose tests, or the use of insulin, or two or more oral antidiabetic drugs [ 13].