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The Turbine Hall is due to temporarily close next year to enable construction of the gallery's Herzog & de Meuron-designed extension.

We hope that our work will stimulate and benefit future work on LEO space debris surveillance approaches and enable construction of the double fence radar system.

On May 20 , 1893 the old courthouse building was sold for $20, and removed from the grounds to enable construction of the new structure.

This enables construction of the connection tables of molecules to assist the direct conversion of a PDF file to SDF on the fly.

The hybrid MD methodology enables construction of the molecular model of the cyclobutane-based mechanophore embedded nanocomposite and simulation of the mechanophore activation.

The plasmid-induced growth defect was eliminated after introduction of a mutation in the plasmid-encoded rep gene, thus enabling construction of the non-toxic variant pMiS4.

The mgf MS data array enabled construction of the elution profiles of all identified peptides with a digital resolution of about 0.5 s.

N. crassa NHEJ mutants also enabled construction of the whole genome deletion library (Collopy et al., 2010) which is an invaluable resource for providing new insights into molecular and cell biology (Fu et al., 2011; Berepiki and Read, 2013).

All the crosses performed in the previous decades by Lindegren, Hawthorne, and others to investigate inheritance of mating type, nutritional requirements, metal resistance, and the fermentation of various sugars had ultimately led to the isolation of Saccharomyces strain S288C, but they also enabled construction of the first genetic and physical yeast chromosome maps.

To enable construction of a new stand on the Midland Road side of the ground, the club directors moved the pitch 3 yards closer to the main stand.

Genetic engineering is based on the technology enabling construction of genetic structures in the form of the so-called recombinant (hybrid) molecules (DNA or RNA) in laboratory conditions.