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Technological advances have made it possible to chart the neural circuits that are switched on and off during religious experiences; this work dovetails with studies examining the physiological effects of repetitive prayer, chanting, and meditation, and with recent attempts to measure the effects of religion on health.

"I deem it necessary to stress that only the support of citizens will make it possible to chart the course of the country for years ahead, to make responsible steps to develop the economy and improve the quality of people's lives," he said.

A variety of genome-wide mapping techniques have made it possible to chart these properties at high resolution.

The approach used made it possible to chart the evolution in health services use in a household panel from shortly before to one year after the intervention's implementation.

It is possible to chart Amos Humiston's movements from the moment he joined the 154th New York Volunteer Infantry in Jamestown, N.Y., to Gettysburg, Pa.

By studying purchases at Wal-Mart in the past two days, it was possible to chart the ebb and flow of American emotions since the explosions on Tuesday.

By analysing this speckle, it is possible to chart the texture of the surface.Ingenia's machines use a scanning head consisting of three small lasers and six detectors to examine part of an object.

By detecting the change in this speckle, it is possible to chart the texture of the surface.Ingenia's machines use a scanning head consisting of three small lasers and six detectors to examine part of an object.

From the botched, back-and-forth forecasts on Tuesday night (with viewers gleefully discovering that politics can be suspenseful and anchors human) through yesterday's dueling news conferences and photo opportunities (not the most confidence-inspiring images of George W. Bush or Al Gore's careers), it is possible to chart television's influence in several directions.

Whilst it is possible to chart the free movement of aid workers, this involves a high degree of subjectivity, as prescriptions on aid workers' movement are ordinarily determined by the judgement of those responsible for security management within the organisation.

It's possible to chart a detectable upswing in the general appearance of men and women in D.C. with the opening of the Ralph Lauren store in Georgetown during the 1980s.