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The use of near-surface mounted FRP reinforcement in reinforced concrete structures has seen a considerable increase in recent years as a strengthening method.
Game collectors have been around for years but the past decade has seen a considerable boom in the value of rare titles.
On Bougainville, the Australian government's faith in business as a primary driver for security and development has seen a considerable investment in the political infrastructure needed to revive a range of industries.
If the film is less overtly controversial than Happiness, Solondz reckons this is because the past decade has seen a considerable shift in attitudes to the material – in particular the issues surrounding paedophilia.
While this all began several years ago, this summer has seen a considerable, if anecdotal, spike in visitors, and there is a growing sense the town is hitting a tipping point.
In a working class district in the north of Vienna that has seen a considerable swing towards the FPÖ in recent months, despite having been a Social Democrat (SPÖ) stronghold for decades, people were enjoying the warm spring sunshine, some sunbathing at the so-called workers' beach (an old SPÖ creation) at the Alte Donau, a branch of the river Danube.
Evolutionary computation techniques have seen a considerable popularity as problem solving and optimisation tools in recent years.
The past 10 years have seen a considerable increase in the number of large-scale retail outlets in the post-communist countries.
Recent years have seen a considerable growth of interest in the study of life stress and non-suicidal self-injury (NSSI).
In sum, recent months have seen a considerable increase in supply from OPEC, the North Sea, and Iraq and lower-than-expected growth in demand.What will happen now?
Stephen Armstrong, Katharine Quarmby and Guy Standing Changes in the world economy, neo-liberal policies and the recession have seen a considerable growth in unemployment, poverty, part-time working and welfare budget reductions, as well as reports of the poor treatment of elderly and disabled people.
