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Giles Gilbert Scott's edifice was originally an asymmetrical, two-chimney design, operational from the 1930s; a second half, completing the symmetry with a further two chimneys, became operational in the mid-1950s.

His participation in a film, it seemed, was almost a guarantee that it would be among the year's finest.Mr Hoffman's radar for excellent parts in excellent films was fully operational from the beginning of his screen career.

The CSR law in India was passed in the year 2013 and became operational from the Financial Year 2014 15.

It can be seen that a minor part of the sensors was not fully operational from the beginning of the measurements, which is most likely due to mistakes made during the assembly of the sensors to the measuring cables or to the data acquisition unit.

Operational from 1984, the Thames Flood Barrier – a protection against extremely high tides and storm surges coming from the North Sea – can be closed and raised depending on when it's needed, and spans 3km, from Newham to Greenwich.

The NDIS, which finances support services for people with disabilities and their families, is forecast to cost about $22bn a year once it is fully operational from 2020, with the cost divided between the commonwealth and the states.

This paper continues the period reporting of the operational experience from the Rosetta mission operations.

At Disneyland "there were no operational impacts from the fires," said Bob Tucker, a Disney spokesman.

"The basic operational assumptions from the management of the river are really no longer valid".

She added that the airline had not seen "any operational impact" from the boycott.

Since then it has reduced this to $1.8m by "transferring a number of operational roles from the UK to Brazil".