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This discussion took place at the No Commission art fair curated by Swizz Beatz's The Dean Collection, in order to reinforce a direct and immediate link between artists and art patronage during Art Basel week.

"They are in the process of considering how best to convene these discussions in order to reinforce a campus climate of trust and mutual support, and whether these forums are more effectively scheduled before or after a University Senate review of PACSA," Bollinger said.

It may be nice to reinforce the upper edge of the sides of the shoes with a simple blanket stitch, or you could add a few stitches to the center point of the "v," in order to reinforce a spot that might split due to pressure.

In order to reinforce this statement, an evaluation of a pilot plant whose size is sufficiently representative for the extrapolation of results at larger scales has been carried out.

In order to reinforce cluster breakpoints, a nonlinear moving average ratio is firstly introduced on CIRs.

In order to reinforce cement mortar, a new kind of micro-fibrous material, calcium carbonate whisker (CaCO3 whisker), was incorporated in this study.

Glass compositions belonging to the lanthanum-silicate-borate system were synthesized in order to reinforce and give an improved esthetic appearance to the pre-sintered Al2O3.

Next week's US opening will have a big say – perhaps why Warner opted to open the film internationally first, in order to reinforce the sense of a universal phenomenon that will fire up easily jaded American audiences.

From this idea it is possible to develop a recommender system which is able to suggest personalized activities for each student in order to reinforce their competences in a subject.

The practice of tying individual transverse bars to other reinforcement in order to reinforce these shear surfaces, even if done reasonably simply, is costly and labor intensive.

As Guenter Lewy, a retired professor of political science at the University of Massachusetts, wrote recently in his book "The Nazi Persecution of the Gypsies," Gypsies with caravans and even some apartment-dwelling Gypsies were moved to the Marzahn camp "in order to reinforce Berlin's appearance as a model city and impress foreign visitors" to the Olympic Games in Berlin in the summer of 1936.