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My sister, Helen Peters, who has died of cancer aged 71, helped develop a scheme that allowed refugees to study or work in Britain after fleeing their home countries without proof of qualifications.

We aimed to develop a scheme that would allow us to classify CCs based upon actual clinical experience.

"Sainsbury's remains committed to working closely with the local community to develop a scheme that brings redevelopment that is in line with local aspirations," he said.

The key issue in designing an efficient system is to combine the benefits of both spreading in time and frequency domains to develop a scheme that has the potential of maximizing the achievable diversity in a multi-rate, multiple-access environment.

While developing a scheme that ensures key and data authenticity among group members, Chiang and Huang [12] demonstrated the data confidentiality of group messages with the properties of forward and backward confidential information.

Instead, we developed a scheme that made use of outbred parental crosses.

"We've gone the extra mile and developed a scheme that we believe works for local people and which we hope the government will adopt".

A version of the regularized method which can account for viscous diffusion is developed using a scheme that redistributes the particle strength vectors.

Finally, as a practical case study, an in-situ temperature response test was carried out on a spiral-shaped PGHE and a three-year thermal process within the spiral-shaped energy pile carrying seasonal thermal loads was simulated to develop a scheme design of the PGHE system that has been used for an office building.

As a general principle, we worked to develop a coding scheme that identified themes that were unique (i.e., internally homogenous, externally heterogeneous) (Lincoln & Guba 1985) and that addressed the range of themes that emerged that were relevant to our aim to understand notions being communicated in this focused universe of discourse.

Through the decades, Frost's lyrical improvisations develop a colour scheme that is increasingly more gay, radiant, almost jazzy, until he arrives at an unlikely late series of painted canvas sculptures stuffed playfully with polystyrene balls.