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Germany's Federal Network Agency has now formalized that position.

However molecular studies have supported a grouping of stramenopiles and alveolates with the non-photosynthetic rhizarians ("SAR" sensu[ 17]), excluding other photosynthetic lineages; the recently revised eukaryote classification has now formalized the Sar supergroup [ 18].

Unofficial mentors provided a network of support and advice, a system that we have now formalized within our department.

We have now formalized this collaboration with a certificate program to ensure that students who wish to draw on the other discipline gain familiarity with the joint methods of both disciplines in a more systematic way.

Researchers have now mathematically formalized the strategy of computer hacking, potentially enabling anyone governments, activist hackers, cybermafia to determine the optimal timing of attacks.

And now the latest version is upon us, OS X Lion (or "10.7" in the old parlance) — the big cat nicknames have now been formalized.

Let us now formalize this algorithm.

If you haven't formalized your core values yet, go do it now.

His argument: that Comscore has vastly undercounted traffic and visitors over the years, and is now formalizing "their extortion ring" by offering to track traffic more directly (and the numbers are generally much higher) via tracking pixels for a $10,000/year fee.

And now he has essentially formalized George W. Bush's detention policy.

That separation of duties has meant that the two sides have "slowly slightly forked", and now that has been formalized into an administrative split: one person responsible for editing the W3C HTML5 Canvas and specifications (yet to be named), and another editing the WHATWG specification (that will be Hickson, whose email signature tagline is "Things that are impossible just take longer").