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It will be shown that in some cases these transfers allow for propellant savings, enabling a further extension of the pole-sitter mission.

The numerical model is validated against the experimental results with good agreement observed, enabling a further parametric study to be conducted taking a more in-depth look into the influence of ring pre-compression, taper face friction, ring size, and shear tab bolt preload on the overall performance of the connection.

The duke eventually lost his case in 1891, enabling a further sale that had been set up by Baron Pichon to proceed.

The increasing success of the new ballet company helped to subsidise the high cost of opera productions, enabling a further increase in the size of the orchestra, to 48 players.

However expanding purified CD4+CD45RO+CD25− effector T cells with anti-CD3/IL-2 dramatincreasedcreased the frequency of IL-17+ effectors in cultures from both control and HIV+ subjects, as previously shown [34] [35] (Fig 5D), enabling a further comparison of the capacity to induce IL-17 to be made.

Reads were simulated to closely match the error profile of Illumina's sequencing technology enabling a further level of realism to be captured in the simulated test-set.

Given the legal backdrop, it may not be entirely coincidental that shortly before the plans were published the decision on a third runway at Heathrow was delayed to enable a further look at air pollution and other environmental concerns.

This enables a further simplification of the mathematical problem, which can then be explicitly solved.

Nevertheless, their analysis has enabled a further research on the challenges of using this instructional approach.

To enable a further understanding of the SMA connections, preliminary numerical models were established and validated by the test results.

The gradual exploration of underground oases permitted first date plantations and limited agriculture which the rich fishing grounds enabled a further supply chain of small settlements.