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In ubiquitous/pervasive computing environments, it is envisaged that computing elements entities will start interacting in an ad hoc fashion.

This will deliver starting points for the optimisation of the envisaged seat aiming at the reduction of adverse impacts on the environment and human health.

Adding to the oil price momentum was a comment from Saudi Arabia suggesting it could make bigger cuts than first envisaged.

"However, in total we need to save £25.3m - that's £500,000 worse than we first envisaged.

When Alphasat was first envisaged, there was a trend towards ever bigger telecommunications satellites.

"We've done something this season that no-one envisaged of us at the the start of the campaign.

The names were submitted to Downing Street in January long before the campaign started, or was even envisaged".

Thus, the present study is a starting point for the envisaged rational design of specific sensor properties according to the needs of the desired analysis.

However, it is envisaged that as a first approximation of behaviour, to imitate structures found in nature from nano/self-assembled biomaterials may be a suitable starting point for design.

Thus, the envisaged approach towards highly visible interference color printing starts with the generation of an image on a support via the the deposition of a titania layer, which thickness defines the coloration (Fig. 1A).

Ireland captain William Porterfield said: "I think we started off pretty positively and wouldn't necessarily have envisaged that spin would do the damage.