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The report says that construction "was significantly deficient in multiple areas" and may not meet safety codes.

To do so, this would require more accurate power system dynamic models (with multiple areas and higher modelling detail) and a careful consideration of rotational inertia values.

When we inquired, a company spokesperson told us HTT has done most of the testing, that the Lawrence Livermore maglev system the company is using has already been done full scale and "getting ready to build full-scale passenger systems in multiple areas and in negotiations with several other nations".

The tornado then passed near Nanih Waiya State Park and moved into Kemper County, where pavement was scoured off of Stokes Road in multiple areas and deep gouge marks were observed in nearby fields.

So, we are focused on delivering what small businesses need in multiple areas, and the change that I think that has happened is that people around the country have realized what I think we always knew -- that small businesses are the engine of growth, that they need, particularly those who are in underserved areas, access and opportunity.

When staining quality is of high standard, automatic quantification is applicable, which facilitates quantification of multiple areas and thus, should minimize selection variability.

Lungs were sampled in multiple areas, homogenized, and proteins were extracted by centrifugation at 14,000 rpm for 5 min at 4°C.

The spleen, pancreas, and left kidney had multiple areas of infarction and hemorrhage with numerous intravascular fibrin thrombi.

Magnetic resonance scan of the brain showed multiple areas of remote and recent infarction involving right frontal cortical and subcortical regions, pons and cerebellum, and right parasagittal frontal cortex.

The topic is flexible, encompassing examples drawn from multiple areas of biology and from collaborating disciplines such as engineering and mathematics.

Multiple Sclerosis (MS) is a disease of the central nervous system characterized by multiple areas of inflammation and demyelination in the white matter of the brain and spinal cord.