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Messages to be disseminated by Turkmenistan Airlines will be drawn from the "Facts for Life" book, developed by a number of international development agencies, including UNICEF.

This approach was brilliantly developed by a number of Laslett's students, and still flourishes at Cambridge.

Titanium nanotubes are being developed by a number of groups, and could be used in future dental and orthopaedic implants.

Developed by a number of veterans from the Final Fantasy games, it sees you building a zombie horde to battle against other undead armies, complete with Walking Dead-style post-apocalyptic setting.

It was one of several decontamination procedures developed by a number of research groups sponsored by the health department over a decade ago to find ways of making surgical instruments safe, he said.

Maxwell's work was soon generalized and control theory developed by a number of contributions, including a notable study of the automatic steering system of the U.S. battleship "New Mexico," published in 1922.

Neurologic disability develops by a number of mechanisms, some of which involve HIE, but many still unknown.

To solve the proposed model, an interactive fuzzy solution approach was developed by combining a number of efficient solution approaches from the recent literature.

To solve the proposed possibilistic optimization model, an interactive fuzzy solution approach is developed by combining a number of efficient solution approaches from the recent literature.

The level-1 control variables were chosen based on the socio-ecological model proposed and developed by quite a number of scholars over the past two decades (Liu 2015; Pungello and Kurtz-Costes 1999; Rose and Elicker 2010; Seo 2003; Sibley et al. 2015; Tang et al. 2012; Vandenbroeck et al. 2008).

While MECOSA 3 requires the user to specify the elements in each of matrices (τ, ν, Λ, K, Ω, α, B, Γ, Ψ) defining the model, models in M plus are developed by using a number of statements each involving one of three key words.