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The younger inhabitants, known as Pures because of their unblemished bodies, are being subjected to a series of "codings," devised to enhance their physical capabilities and suppress potentially rebellious behavior.

But the measures also appear devised to enhance the government's already strict control of any political opposition.

But at the same time a new raft of provisions devised to enhance Mr. Musharraf's presidential powers, particularly over the courts, will be enacted without Parliament's assent.

Moreover, due to the suitable bandgap position, the SnO2/g-C3N4 haverostructures have been devised to enhance electron-hole separation and interfacial charge transfer.

To increase healing rates, several techniques have been devised to enhance the healing of meniscal tears, especially those in avascular regions.

To this end, the study of collimators devised to enhance the collection of photons which undergo a single scattering was explored.

A metallic plate has been devised to enhance the heat transfer; this in turn increases the yield and quality of coal tar (Zhang et al., 2013).

He came close in 2006 with a bill devised to enhance security for the federal judiciary and allow judges to keep secret certain information required on financial disclosure forms, but it died after getting amended in the Senate.

IRIO-3DLab is devised to enhance the learning process and reduce the development time for engineers in charge of designing intelligent DAQ systems based on PXIe technology and distributed control systems such as Experimental Physics In Control Systems (EPICS).

In order to reduce the practical influences of the computation error on correlation dimension estimation, a dimension switching detector is devised to enhance the prediction performance of the FNS.

Furthermore, the photocatalytic modules – coupled ZnO/CdS heterostructures based on the Z-scheme mechanism has been devised to enhance electron hole separation and interfacial charge transfer, in which ZnO and CdS serve as PS II and PS I, respectively.