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The British terrorism experts said Mr. Musharraf's delay in asking Prime Minister Gordon Brown for Scotland Yard's help — six days — was not conducive to prospects of solving the killing.

This is achieved by introducing multiple processors and the Reduced Memory Algorithm thereby opening up the prospects of solving large-scale problems.

The emergence of the SDN/NFV paradigm provides us with a new chain of innovative prospects for solving the mobility issues in the traditional WLAN.

We conclude that prospects for solving the paradox should be associated with incorporating a topology aspect in biophysical models of protein folding, through the construction of hybrid models.

Discovering new ways of solving social problems.

Be capable of solving your own problems.

Consensus scoring methods, which offer promising prospects to solve the problem, take into account predictions from several scoring functions.

On the prospects of all-party talks solving such issues, Adams said: "Most worryingly there is no evidence from Downing Street or the NIO or the Unionist leaderships of any likelihood of a real negotiation on all of these issues commencing in September".

With the advances of next-generation sequencing techniques, blooming of DNA methylation datasets and together with standard epigenetic protocols, the prospect of investigating and solving these critical issues in forensic science is highly promising in the court of law.

EVEN the doughtiest of international peacemakers may not jump for joy at the prospect of having to solve South Sudan, the world's youngest and currently its bloodiest nation.

Prospects of this method in order to solve actual kinetic problems in materials science are given.