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In a speech on April 17th, Mr Bush went so far, in the context of Afghanistan, as to invoke the name of George Marshall, architect of the lavish American plan for the reconstruction of Europe after the second world war.

However, to the best of authors' knowledge, this algorithm has never been applied so far in the context of swarm robotics.

So far in the context of Monte-Carlo neutronic analysis a kind of "serial" algorithm has been mainly used for coupling with thermal-hydraulics.

As per our best knowledge, cross-layer design combining AMC at the physical layer with the ARQ protocol at the data link layer has not been addressed so far in the context of spectrum sharing.

And, although the authors report relatively low efficiency so far, in the context of someone who does not have any banked sperm to fall back on, these odds are probably very encouraging to make this kind of approach worthwhile".

The objective is to examine the problematisations and rationalities of governing produced so far in the context of TEEB-DE and to assess them in the light of different 'arts of government'.

Students at eight colleges have participated in the campaign so far, mostly in the context of public-relations courses within business-degree programs.

The most direct links between philosophy of mathematics and computational complexity theory have thus far arisen in the context of discussions of the view traditionally known as strict finitism.

4.6 Strict finitism The most direct links between philosophy of mathematics and computational complexity theory have thus far arisen in the context of discussions of the view traditionally known as strict finitism.

So far, then, in the context of Obama running against "stupid" wars like Iraq in 2008, it appears that a handful of dead Syrians from a small use of sarin in a civil war claiming 70,000 lives is a "stupid" fact if it lures America into yet another Middle-Eastern conflict.

However, in-embryo conformation studies were reported so far only in the context of spatial colinearity, that is by comparing samples from different body levels at the same developmental stage.