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Beginning four decades ago, aircraft makers and the federal aviation authorities embarked on a program to explore the possibility of adding chemicals to jet aviation fuel to prevent it from forming a fine mist and mixing with air.
In order to explore the possibility of adding new functions to preexisting genes, we considered a framework of riboregulation.
The Swans did explore the possibility of adding to their four January signings, but Jenkins is happy to wait until the summer.
They were asked to explore the possibility of adding the second 700-seat theater, so all may not be lost.
In 2008, officials began to explore the possibility of adding a station in the Potomac Yard area of Alexandria on the Blue and Yellow Lines between the National Airport and Braddock Road stations.
He acknowledged that the Rangers were exploring the possibility of adding the 24-year-old defenseman Bryan Berard.
With that in mind, the Yankees have explored the possibility of adding a versatile outfielder like Shane Victorino of the Philadelphia Phillies or Justin Upton of the Arizona Diamondbacks.
With organizers of the French Open negotiating with the men's and the women's Tours to add a day to the tournament next year, United States Open officials are also exploring the possibility of adding a day.
The unsolicited offer could have come from a long list of related companies, but Betabeat's sources think was most likely either Zagat, which was exploring the possibility of adding menus to its reviews before it was acquired by Google; or the London-based Just-Eat, which raised $48 million to expand globally around the same time.
Then came some truly exciting news: despite these drawbacks, Cohen said that SanDisk is exploring the possibility of adding an AM receiver to some of its MP3 players.
This study explored the possibility of adding gold nanoparticles, which have a large surface area to volume ratio on C-ECM for achieving homogeneity in surface architecture, a requirement for cardiac tissue engineering.
