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Combined with the introduction of programming, it is a big step forward from Labour's dumbed-down curriculum".

Electoral reforms (1906), combined with the introduction of ministerial responsibility, made Bavaria the most democratically governed kingdom in Germany.

These measures, combined with the introduction of independent advocates, would go a long way to protecting women from being overwhelmed and, at worst, neglected by state and federal court systems.

Combined with the introduction of the faster payments system, this practice has, in the words of one police officer, been "a fraudster's dream" allowing stolen money to be sent between as many as 30 accounts in a matter of hours.

But his attempt to ally himself with the men of the lower guilds and disenfranchised proletariat, combined with the introduction of a luxuriant cult of personality, soon brought disillusion.

But the unusual pacing can also be seen as a flaw, and I think it becomes a problem in two series – this one and series four – when it is combined with the introduction of whole sets of crucial new characters, not as background, as when we first meet politician Tommy Carcetti or the Baltimore Sun journalists, but as the focus of the show.

The layout patterns of devices combined with the introductions of manufacturing processes would cause recessed surfaces of shallow trench isolation (STI) and change the stress-induced mobility of the whole transistors.

This change combined with the introduction, from the Netherlands, of new techniques of auctioneering and allowed independent auction businesses to flourish.

The superiority of the Phantom over the English Electric Lightning in terms of both range and weapon load, combined with the successful introduction of the SEPECAT Jaguar, meant that, during the mid-1970s, mofthef the ground attack Phantoms in Germany were redeployed to the UK to replace air defence Lightning squadrons.

While viral identification data 1 have traditionally been used as the proxy variable for influenza activity in this study design, 6, 18 increased use of laboratory testing of hospitalized patients with suspected influenza infections, combined with the recent introduction of ICD-10 for chart abstraction, provides an alternative measure of influenza activity.

The interest in developing new spectrum utilization technologies – combined with both the introduction of software-defined radios (SDRs) and the realization that machine learning can be applied to radios – is creating intriguing possibilities for promising technologies that are being incorporated in CRs. Figure 1 shows the overall behavior of a CR system.