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What is now understood by ball-tampering, though, is the careful treatment of the ball into a condition that will enable it, with the aid of a skilled operator, to reverse-swing.

Operating at the block layer makes the solution independent of the file system layer above, enabling it with the flexibility to support multiple heterogeneous file systems simultaneously [8, 10].

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They are to restore its growth in productivity, to turn at least some of its universities into world leaders and to provide it with the flexibility and resilience to enable it to cope with the unexpected a collapse in its terms of trade, a bust-up in Indonesia, civil war in China, an isolationist president in America or whatever else may be thrown at it.

Moreover, the structural analogy of benzimidazole to the biological nucleotides enable it to interact with the biopolymers while enriching it with vast number of therapeutic activities including anticancer, antibacterial, antifungal, antiviral, anthelmintic, antihypertensive, antioxidant and anticoagulant activities [16].

It is a significant setback for the windfarm developer, EDF, which is separately struggling to tie up a final agreement with Chinese backers that would enable it to proceed with the building of the £24.5bn Hinkley Point C nuclear plant.

Ministers fear that the National Health Service could require an emergency cash bailout before the next general election to enable it to cope with the escalating demands of an ageing population.

But he warned that "Nokia still lacks the true killer phone that will enable it to compete with the iPhone 5 or Samsung Galaxy S III".

He said the service had been using up its reserves since 2004 and had notified HSSD in 2008 "that the level of grant funding was insufficient to enable it to comply with the Service Level Agreement".

This two-part article describes the technical advances that have resulted from both field and test-rig trials of James Walker's HydroSele, and how captured data are being used to push the performance envelope of this sealing system to enable it to cope with the most demanding run-of-river and pump-storage applications.