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In a YouTube video this morning, the university stated that it was implementing "a full evacuation of all our seafront residencies following advice from Ceredigion Council and Natural Resources Wales".

Ontario's current policy direction focuses on implementing a Full Day Kindergarten Program with an increased emphasis on schooling.

The suggested graphs parameters are estimated by implementing a full Monte Carlo probabilistic simulation over Pacific Earthquake Engineering Research Center PEERR) Probabilistic Based Seismic Assessment (PBSA).

Facing restrictions on the use of Java or platform-specific solutions, we decided to go a completely new route in implementing a full featured, dynamically interactive Web-based structure editor.

The uIP protocol was proposed in general to gain benefits of an IP-enabled architecture by implementing a full TCP/IP stack for small memory size and low-processing power of WSNs.

Looking to fix things before the UP's reputation goes down for the count, Jawbone CEO Hosain Rahman has just announced that the company is implementing a full No-Questions-Asked refund policy for anyone with a wonky wristband.

Therefore, the challenge in implementing a full-duplex system is to recover the desired signal from the excessively strong local interferers.

The only way of making the Arizona law less discriminatory will be by making it more draconian by implementing a full-blown National Identification system that covers all Americans, as in France and Belgium.

Since the Korean government started to develop policies aimed at implementing a full-day kindergarten program in 1993 in order to meet the needs of dual-income families, Korea has seen a remarkable quantitative growth in full-day kindergartens over the last 15 years.

Instead of implementing a full-featured database application that includes both the data export and data mining user interface, we adopted a component-based approach: a set of chemalot command line programs serves as the backend for data export and processing while Vortex [21], a powerful, chemistry-aware commercial spreadsheet and plotting tool, serves as the frontend for data analysis.

Both these points should be considered and addressed prior to implementing a full-scale trial of the programme's effectiveness in the UK.