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Therefore, Lehmerʼs conjecture is now reformulated in terms of conformal t-designs.

With such an emphasis on the system architecture, the concept is now reformulated as the NAD World 2.0, providing several important predictions.

Politics is dominated by the work ethic and a rhetoric in which even the central caregiving institution, the family, is now reformulated in the worn cliche of "hardworking families".

In Equation 3, the TDE is now reformulated in terms of a linear regression problem in that the time delay is found by fitting a line to the observed IPD.

To circumvent this problem, the model equations are now reformulated in a Hamiltonian structure and the corresponding normal forms are derived.

(The rule was later invalidated by the courts, and is now being reformulated).

(Honest has disputed the labs' findings and says its detergent instead uses a different compound called sodium coco sulfate. Still, it's now reportedly reformulating its detergent without that second compound).

It is the first painkiller reformulated to deter abuse, according to the F.D.A., which is now studying several proposed reformulations of other opiate drugs.

To increase shelf-life the preparation was recently reformulated and the oil in the capsule is now castor oil.

It is a mismarked product whose formula has been radically reformulated by new owners that imitates the original but is now toxic.

Food companies are now looking at reformulating food, to reduce the salt, sugar and fat content, reducing the pack size – which in the case of confectionery will probably result in smaller chocolate bars – and they can direct their customers to healthier lines, such as reduced sugar soft drinks.