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Orlagh Bailey More from Serenity B Filles Sourires: This band, hailing from Paris and Bordeaux, were part of the French rap-renaissance of the 2000s – but have now left the boom-bap behind and incorporated more of a pop-influence.

The overall pattern of results suggests that while the participants who planned using scenarios felt they better understood the web development task, it was the group who created concept maps that explored and incorporated more of the novel programming features of the CLICK tool.

In Mr. Khosla's view, in the school's early years, professors gave students more individual attention, incorporated more of the students' experiences into the instruction, and were able to accommodate students' different paces of learning.

Had we been able to enlist Woz's help in the creation of the film I'm sure we could have incorporated more of his perspective.

Now I've incorporated more of a small leg kick that allows me to be on time more often".

Although Stevens established his reputation with gentle, introspective acoustic guitar-driven songs that got him lumped among the "sensitive singer-songwriter" camp of the early-'70s, with 1972's "Catch Bull at Four" album and successors such as "Foreigner" and "Buddha and  the Chocolate Box," he incorporated more of rock's sonic punch into his music.

As computing power has increased, these models have become more complex and incorporated more realistic spatial representations of landscape patterns and ecological processes.

Of these, a total of 937 contigs incorporated more than 100 reads per contig, and 25 of these incorporated more than 1,000 reads per contig.

We found that using the hydroxide form rather than the chloride form of BMIm incorporated more readily the BMIm cation into Nafion film.

The album featured less of the doomy, ominous sound of previous efforts, and incorporated more synthesisers and uptempo rock songs.

Working success was considered the more informative estimate of true success, as it incorporated more variables than did graduating success.