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In just over a year UK startup Skimbit has made the full journey from Web 2.0 era "decision-making tool" with a vague business model about affiliate advertising, to re-engineer as an affiliate aggregator for publishers.
Apple is certainly not new-technology adverse — Siri has shown us as much — and in making the iPhone 5 thinner, a lot of the inside had to be re-engineered, as well as upgraded.
Substantial areas in the south, including at least half of the Everglades region with sawgrass (Cladium jamaicense) marshes, sloughs, and hardwood hammocks, have been affected by land-cover changes and historical efforts to re-engineer the wetlands as well as recent efforts to restore ecological function (Marshall et al. 2003; Walker and Solecki 2004; Hogan et al. 2012).
Other magazines at the division of Time Warner will also re-engineer and cut as well.
That said, we are nonetheless concerned that the FBI may be unable to re-engineer itself as it must.
In an attempt to improve PHC services in the country, the South African government, in 2010, prepared a formal discussion document on an initiative to re-engineer PHC as a key component of the national health insurance (NHI) initiative and released a green paper on the topic in 2011 [ 20, 21].
Aircraft that fall out of the sky can be re-engineered, as the BAC 1-11 was.
Could this same bacteria that was spitting out metal be re-engineered as a mini-crystal-generating machine?
When modern saloon cars are re-engineered as convertibles (or roadsters) it is typical for them to lose 50% or more of the body's torsional rigidity.
Based on these findings, ongoing clinical trials are exploring new live attenuated vaccines and the use of viruses re-engineered as cancer therapeutics.
Communities bound together by a love of education and inquiry, whether it's the first faltering steps in reading or cutting-edge research, must be re-engineered as fiercely managed "knowledge businesses".
