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Vast swaths of the city, it was argued, would benefit from a scheme of razing and rebuilding.

Standard Life was understood yesterday to be considering an option to change its bid structure from a scheme of arrangement, requiring 75% shareholder support, to a straightforward takeover, which cuts the threshold for success to 50%.

"I think what you are seeing is the transition from a scheme of self-certification to one where I think the right and proper checks are being made," he said.

The protocol development starts from a scheme of partial transfer of knowledge, and afterwards, we describe its application in the scenario of secure verification of fingerprints.

In this model, BALB/c mice are lethally irradiated and receive myeloprotective T-cell depleted BM cells from B6 mice. Figure 3A shows a scheme of the experimental setup.

Yanis Varoufakis, its colourful finance minister, said last week that Greece "went from a Ponzi scheme of unsustainable borrowing before the crisis to a scheme of Ponzi austerity after it".

It is deduced from a centered scheme of the Lax Wendroff type by using a special time-step in the numerical flux, namely a matricial characteristic time-step.

TfL's ultimate aim is to move away from a scheme where all of a customer's travel information is stored solely on the Oyster card to one where data held on the cards would be minimal, Hudson said - a change that would save travellers time at the ticket barriers and boost efficiency.

In 2011, Rodjanadid [31] introduced another iterative method modified from an iterative scheme of Klin-eam and Suantai [32] for finding a common element of the set of solutions of mixed equilibrium problems and the set of common fixed points of countable family of nonexpansive mappings in real Hilbert spaces.

He gets by on an annual pension of £8,160 from a scheme administered by Diageo.

In conclusion, the present study, based on data from a large registry from the insurance scheme of cement workers in Greece, suggests that cement production workers present increased respiratory and lung cancer mortality, and this finding probably cannot be explained by the confounding effect of smoking alone.