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The Iranians also began secretly to construct a number of nuclear facilities in violation of their safeguards agreements with the IAEA.
Following unification many retailers took advantage of Leipzig's centrality within the German transport network, its access to a large regional population, and a brief period of looser land-use controls to construct a number of large suburban shopping centres.
Qualms have sometimes been expressed about the intuitive soundness of some formulas that are valid in "orthodox" PC, and these qualms have led some logicians to construct a number of propositional calculi that deviate in various ways from PC as expounded above.
The protocol of [15] becomes insufficient if one desires to construct a number of computational units.
DKRW Advanced Fuels LLC, SNC-Lavalin GDS Inc and SNC-Lavalin Constructors Inc have formed an alliance to develop, design and construct a number of coal-to-liquid fuel projects each valued at more than US$1 billion.
The chapter points out that it is always better to construct a number of separate databases, each covering a single well-defined application area but each database designed to fit an overall outline business plan.
He constructed a number of monoplane models between 1884 and 1892, employing several methods of propulsion, including a crude compressed-air rotary engine developed in 1889.
Although practical systems to store and manipulate qubits had not yet been constructed, a number of laboratories had produced devices that might form part of such a system.
The Ayyūbid rulers also constructed a number of madrasahs to promote the reestablishment of Sunnī Islam in Aleppo, which had become a Shīʿite stronghold under the Ḥamdānids.
After the Norman Conquest (1066), the Normans rebuilt Rochester and Canterbury cathedrals and constructed a number of castles, of which those at Dover and Rochester survive.
What Stéphane really wants to do is invent, and to this end he constructs a number of brightly colored, wire-sprouting gizmos, which to the surprise of everyone but himself actually work.
