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Sgt. Stephen Jones, a spokesman for the State Police, said that uniformed troopers will be reallocated at future N.F.L. games at Giants Stadium to provide a greater presence at all spiral pedestrian ramps.

To further improve the performance gain, subchannel permutation, in which the subchannels are reallocated at relay nodes, is considered.

Collectively owned rural land may be "reallocated" at the discretion of authorities, and in many regions local governments collude with private developers to reclassify rural land as urban land, which can then be sold.

Tents were reallocated at each stop; thus, riders did not use the same tent every night.

This happens because the increased support the candidate receives in a campaign can change the order in which candidates will be dropped and votes reallocated in arriving at a result.

Clinical efficacy and safety assessments are presented for the abatacept, placebo and infliximab groups up to day 197, and for the abatacept and infliximab groups up to day 365 (excluding patients in the placebo group who were reallocated to abatacept at day 198).

In order to keep the crowding and the sex ratio roughly constant within vials, flies from all vials were pooled at every transfer and reallocated to fresh medium at a constant crowding of 10 males and 10 females per vial (or the best approssimation in case the number of flies was not a multiple of 10).

However, these t-tuples will not be reallocated from Θ to M at once.

Moreover, it is worth interest that, with reference to the Italian law in environmental protection, the sediments at the end of the one-year treatment could be safely reallocated in commercial and/or industrialized area, at least for the admitted level of PAH contamination.

Or the land of individuals may be reallocated in favour of the community at large by abolishing private ownership, as in Cuba.

We expect productivity growth to return to its historical average as the pace at which resources are reallocated to more productive uses picks up, but with the level of productivity, and therefore per capita GDP, permanently lower relative to its pre-crisis trend.