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In addition, different flow regimes are identified with an aid of high-speed video imaging, and the flow regime data are compared to an exiting flow regime map and used to develop new relations for transition boundaries between regimes.

Using Moscow to develop new relations with Iran is therefore necessary not only for a resolution of the Iranian nuclear issue and (eventually) of the Syrian conflict, but also in the long run for the restoration of basic stability in the Middle East.

The Newton Fellowship is a new award, created in 2008, which aims at developing new relations between UK research institutions and international scholars.

When you're trying to develop new customer relations in China, you will be irritable and more easily frustrated.

Shiite-dominated ministries in Baghdad will develop new working relations with largely Sunni police forces in the field, easing the sectarian divide and laying the basis for a more representative national government, or so the theory goes.

In addition we wish to develop new cooperative relations in the early multidisciplinary coordinated intervention, which involve all stakeholders around the LBP patient in a shared rehabilitation plan.

By doing so, they will be able to develop new and stronger relations with participants.

Figures 2 and 3 take Erfurt and Gelsenkirchen as examples and show relations regarding to the question of who is contacted to develop new ideas related to ESD.

■ Plan and implement change to close the gaps in AFR during priority setting; ■ Develop new action points in relation to AFR concept.

This year Christie's appointed Chinese representatives in both New York and London to develop new clients in Asia and manage relations with Christie's most important private collectors from mainland China and Asia.

To address these dilemmas requires us to break out from narrow disciplinary boundaries within the social sciences and humanities, and between these disciplines and the natural sciences, and to develop new ways of thinking about the relations between biology and sociality and between the life sciences and society.