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Every panel has been precisely re-engineered in higher-quality corrosion-resistant materials.

To meet these two objectives, Hong Kong Shipping Register (HKSR) was re-engineered in 1999.

The use of Balsa has allowed the controller to be rapidly re-engineered in response to a changing specification.

For example, if business processes are re-engineered in order to utilize the new software (rather than modifying the software to accommodate existing business processes) the costs to do so must be expensed.

One of the difficulties is the sheer complexity of production systems that would need to be re-engineered in a more sustainable way as well as the number of sustainability constraints that have to be considered and satisfied simultaneously.

One of the difficulties is the sheer complexity of production and consumption systems that would need to be re-engineered in a more sustainable way as well as the number of sustainability constraints that have to be considered and satisfied simultaneously.

However, when the metabolism of Escherichia coli was re-engineered in the present study to express both aforementioned plant enzymes, it was observed that taxadiene 5α-hydroxylase acts on 4 substrates and forms 12 products, of which taxadien-5α-ol is only a minor constituent.

Or indeed where the technology that is available to them has shifted so significantly that they can re-engineer in a much more dramatic way how they carry out current operations.

What's more, many of the industrial processes behind the energy industry have not been materially changed or re-engineered in almost a century.

Given that it's basically an injection system that can be easily re-engineered in multiple ways there must be a way to re-engineer it to make it cheaper and easier to acquire.

While Apple boasted how its products had been completely redesigned and re-engineered, in reality, what was most notable about today's Apple event is how Apple is choosing to design within the bounds of its past releases.