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As part of its efforts, Google has created enhancements to Web browsing technology that it has made available to others in an open-source format, meaning it can be freely shared and modified.

It has made available toolkits, reports, and manuals, organised training workshops, and set minimum standards and technologies necessary to establish surgery as a part of primary healthcare practice.

It has made available tens of thousands of test kits and has built up a stock of 20 million doses of a generic version of the antiflu drug Tamiflu.

Mössbauer's discovery has had far-reaching consequences because it has made available electromagnetic radiation (gamma rays) whose frequency is more precisely defined than any other known to date and has provided a new technique for measuring the interaction of nuclei with their environment.

An article in some editions last Sunday about a group of Brooklyn gardeners who identify vacant lots in the borough and help neighborhood residents take them over misstated the number of unused lots in Brooklyn controlled by the Department of Housing Preservation and Development that it has made available to gardeners.

The company just announced that it has made available, for free, the same machine learning courses that it uses to train its own engineers.

Nokia, based in Espoo, Finland, said it had made available through its Web site a new, free version of its Ovi Maps software that includes turn-by-turn instructions for 74 countries, with vocal prompts in 46 languages and additional maps for 106 more countries.

Nokia, the global leader in cellphone handsets, said it had made available through its Web site a new, free version of its Ovi Maps software which includes turn-by-turn instructions for 74 countries, with vocal prompts in 46 languages, and maps for an additional 106 countries.

The goal, really, is to enable hospitals to access the same kind of consumer-friendly medical wallet it had made available to its own customers, giving hospitals the ability to offer it to their patients.

During a conference call with analysts last month, Rick Cummings, president of Emmis Radio, described the airtime it had made available to Google as "remnant inventory".

Pakistani military officers confirmed that Pakistan had told the United States that in the event of conflict with India, it would need to make use of two of the four air bases it had made available to the United States for the war in Afghanistan.