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Its most recent effort (available on its Web site) is only one page, with questions on demographics, career goals, health benefit plans, satisfaction with the postdoctoral experience, housing, and SUPD?s role.

In Fig. 5, the electric braking effort available on a motorized coach as a function of the train traveling speed and of the electrification standard of the overhead line is shown.

Put another way, it depends entirely on your priorities, efforts available, and the depth of your pockets.

The plot, such as it is, of the campaign video, now available on his Web site and on YouTube, involves Mr. Gravel's efforts to get with Obama Girl.

But now they also have the option, with negligible effort, to make their widgets available on many other networks.

One group of 10 companies, loosely organized by GVA Williams of New Jersey, has mounted a sort of emergency relief effort -- making office space available on a short-term basis at no cost to businesses displaced in Lower Manhattan.

In May, Microsoft signed on to the One Child Per Laptop program, agreeing to make Windows available on the effort's pared-down machines.

The aim of this article was to review the recent developments on enzyme systems of clostridia, especially xylanase and cellulase with an effort to analyse the information available on molecular approaches for the improvement of strains with ultimate aim to improve the efficiencies of hydrolysis and fermentation.

The feedback provided was developed as a combined effort linking the general guidance available on housing health and safety issues in Finland.

The notably higher proportion of antenatal cards with HIV test results compared with other test results suggests that training, motivation, and efforts to make tests kits available on the ground can result in improved performance; there have been concerted efforts to promote prevention of maternal to child transmission in Kilimanjaro in recent years with highly successful results [ 27].

The third initiative, "information for all," is aimed at helping developing countries provide better government services by making information available on their efforts to improve health care, roads and electrification.