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This prosthetic knee is designed to be back-drivable in passive mode to provide a potential use in energy regeneration when there negative energy across the knee joint.
Responding to this unprecedented "thaw," Herzen rapidly launched a series of periodicals that were designed to be smuggled back to Russia: "The Polar Star" in 1855, "Voices from Russia" in 1856, and a newspaper, Kolokol (The Bell), created in 1857 with the aid of his old friend Ogaryov, now also an émigré.
Kroes emphasizes that this isn't a handout, it's a loan and an investment on the EU's part designed to be paid back with interest.
Once the form reached another organization, part of the form was designed to be sent back to the transferring organization.
The workplan template also encourages programmers to use two standard directory names: "share" for program output that is designed to be sent back to the lead research site, and "local only" for program output that is designed to be maintained at each research site.
Strategies and support services are designed to be sustainable and backed by policies and environmental changes.
This weapon was not meant for a trailer; it was designed to be worn over the back or shoulder of a man on the march.
Fire TV will also be pitched against Google's Chromecast, a £30 thumb-sized dongle designed to be plugged into the back of a smart television set.
The 110-pound row is still designed to be rolled out the back of the vehicle when not needed and stored in the owner's garage.
A modified absorbent pad designed to be installed on the back of the crewmember's helmet, the HAP will capture any water leaking into the helmet.
Both are in fact sinuous sporting stadiums by the London-based Iraqi architect Zaha Hadid, who is facing calls for her exuberant designs to be scaled back.
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