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What's more, by changing the frequency of the vibrations, the researchers can change which side of the wafer the spheres end up on.

Pareto-optimal equilibrium is attained when no player can increase their payoff any more by changing strategy and assuming that none of the other players is going to change their strategies.

What's more, by changing the rules for animal preservation, it stands to weaken the Endangered Species Act.

Yet the revived interest in labels like Allen Edmonds, Red Wing and Quoddy, which makes hand-sewn moccasins in Perry, Me., is being driven more by changing consumer habits than by fashion.

An MP's basic pay of £67,060 a year before the pay rise may look like riches to someone on a low wage, but there are a great many MPs who, like Mr Ellwood, could earn more by changing jobs.

The input capacitance of the DFE block is alleviated more by changing the place of multiplexer in the DFE architecture.

Mr. Erdogan, however, has been seeking to gain even more power by changing the Constitution to establish a more powerful presidency, which he would run for next year.

I passed along their message that the U.S. is supporting corruption and greed in Karzai: we would be more effective by changing how we operate in Afghanistan rather than adding more soldiers.

"There's always something new and more advanced you can bring to it, whether that is trying a new move or simply making it more difficult by changing your body angle," said Ms. Roth, a college gymnast and swimmer.

Finally, the F.C.C. must foster more competition by changing the rules that keep the status quo in place.

It has been a perennial question for a long time but one made more urgent by changing economic times.