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(c) Our modified support weights.

BIS modified the Support for the Cuban People License Exception to allow for the export of certain consumer goods sold directly to eligible individuals in Cuba for their personal use.

But he added that the United States, while beginning a review of its stand on Iraq, would steer its policy somewhere between moderation and belligerency and in any case would not modify its support for international sanctions.

The STEP program is a Forth interpreter that has been extended and modified to support primitives for programming the CAM8 hardware.

In order to couple the susceptibility model material volumes to the inputs in the Titan2D toolkit, the Titan2D code was modified to add support for user defined pile heights in the form of a geographical information system (GIS) raster file.

The source code was modified to include support for the chicken genome.

The GP's environment was modified to provide support for guideline adherence, in that prompts were designed to appear on the GP's computer screen during a consultation for RTI or stroke (for the intervention trial which follows, prompts will automatically appear at appropriate consultations based on electronic condition read codes).

Annotare is a stand-alone desktop application that features (i) a set of intuitive editor forms to create and modify annotations; (ii) support for easy incorporation of terms from biomedical ontologies; (iii) standard templates for common experiment types; (iv) a design wizard to help create a new document; and (v) a validator that checks for syntactic and semantic violations (Fig. 1).

A continuous-flow "adult" ventricular assist device (VAD) was modified to support infants and children waiting for heart transplantation.

Park et al. [38] reported that CeO x modified TiO2 support is a good catalyst for water gas shift reaction.

Adventitious roots, when modified for aerial support, are called prop roots, as in corn or some figs (Ficus; Moraceae).