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These examples rely on complex but open technological infrastructures enabling vast utilization while using diverse types of end user devices owned by teachers and students (Godhwani 2013; Mohammad and Tomberg 2013).

From incessant war and arming the world, to climate change and coddling fossil fuel industries, to anti-democratic governance and enabling vast NSA surveillance, the U.S. power structure -- with epicenters along Wall Street and Pennsylvania Avenue -- continues to dominate.

This allelic expression is mitotically stable in clonal cell lines and independent between loci, enabling vast epigenetic heterogeneity within cell populations.

Within these case examples, specific aspects of microstructure engineering will be coupled with fundamental principles to show how this approach can enable vast improvements in targeted sets of properties in nanostructured steels.

Bernanke argued that the economic policy failure of eurozone leaders has allowed unemployment in the eurozone to remain high since the 2008 crisis, and has enabled vast employment disparities between northern Europe and southern Europe.

Why are we ignoring it almost 100percentt?" While unlocking the keys to cellular aging might enable vast numbers of people to live closer to the limit of life expectancy, Hayflick still cautions that it will not extend lifespan beyond its current limit.

They provide cash machines, debit cards and credit cards, enabling the vast majority of commercial transactions to take place.

You might say that meditation coaxes the gate of the subconscious ajar, enabling its vast resources to steadily flow.

Today, the same mechanisms that seem to enable a vast cultural mobility also make it possible to live within a very narrow and enclosed world.

The new approach has enabled a vast majority of European flights to operate as subsequent ash clouds have blown over the region.

Building the proposed Second Avenue subway line would be environmentally sound, because it would increase New Yorkers' ability to live without cars; building a bullet train between Penn Station and the Catskills (for example) would not be sound, because it would enable the vast, fuel-squandering apparatus of suburbia to establish itself in a region that couldn't support it otherwise.