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For nearly the entire time I'm meeting with leaders in the private sector who have been very successful business leaders and entrepreneurs and working with them to figure out how we can have partnerships like the ones I've just described to bring their entrepreneurial spirit to ending child mortality in India.

In this chapter samples of piping specification are included to show how various components are described to bring about a meaningful material specification.

Using this approximation, we estimate that 7,590 additional species need to be described to bring the state of taxonomic knowledge in South Africa up to European levels (Table S1).

As the PRM binding to the SH3 domain of SFKs is described to bring about activation, turnover and subcellular localization of SFKs themselves, we wondered whether the MBNL1 isoforms could affect these SFK properties, and/or whether Lyn could be implicated in the pathogenesis of DM1.

He also described plans to bring on as many as 1,000 new recruiters before the end of the year, and said the Army was looking to expand the role of private civilian contractors.

When I suggested the package Young described needs to bring something new, rather than just charges for existing content types, Arthur concurred and assured: "We want to innovate... it may be a commercial necessity... we want to find more compelling ways of getting our journalism across.

A recent issue of Cultural Survival, a magazine that covers indigenous people and ethnic minorities, described projects to bring the Web to communities as varied as the reindeer-herding Sami of Scandinavia and northern Russian, the aboriginal peoples of the Northwest Territories in Canada, the ethnic minorities of Burma and native Hawaiians.

The research work described aims to bring about savings in construction and running costs by automating the design process and removing unnecessary conservatism from the design process.

Finally, many women described needing to bring money to pay for soap for nurses to wash their hands if they delivered at a facility.

She describes struggling to bring up three children, with a disabled husband, on benefits, and spending "nearly a year indoors on anti-depressants".

And they need to do all this while also reassuring users that their privacy will not be violated in the pursuit of profit.In the business world there has also been much hype around something called "Enterprise 2.0", a term coined to describe efforts to bring technologies such as social networks and blogs into the workplace.