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Satellite images from Australia, China, and France, point to the possibility of plane debris floating in the south of the Indian Ocean.
Numerical stability analysis by FLAC-2D on the basis of the strength reduction method reveals that the localized deformation of the rock masses near the vertical surface of the slope may trigger reversing of rock beddings making the back dip slope convert into a dip slope with the possibility of plane sliding failure.
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Exploring the possibilities of planes led Clark to create shapes that would literally come off the screen.
Marc S. Moller, who represents the families, presented a 1968 newspaper ad by a pilots' association warning of the possibility of a plane's striking the twin towers.
But Anthony G. Cracchiolo, director of priority capital programs for the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, which owned the buildings, said little thought had been given to the possibility of a plane crash into the towers.
A high-speed data network also opens the possibility of controlling planes from the ground in emergencies.
African businessmen huddle in groups, discussing shareholdings and the possibility of chartering planes to reach remote sites.
For the last decade researchers have been exploring the possibility of building planes with hydrophobic, or water-repellent, materials that would not require de-icing.
Cover loss or core concrete crushing in the boundary elements or web is shown to result in the possibility of increased out-of-plane deformations and decreased fire resistance.
On the flight, he tweeted about the possibility of accessing the plane's In Flight Entertainment system.
Mr. Moreno-Ocampo also said that the court was looking into the possibility of intercepting any plane that might be transporting Mr. Qaddafi.
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