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They all exploit some form of nostalgia, expertly reformulated for contemporary palates.

Flu vaccines are reformulated for each season to provide protection against the strains that experts think are most likely to cause illness.

Despite their shrewd mercenary ambitions, offerings like these ("The 12 Bugs of Christmas," anyone?) are designed for a short shelf life and will surely fade away, only to be reformulated for Christmases future.

(Could a new version have been reformulated for city use?) The city has also green-lighted one of 29 types of Kellogg's Pop-Tarts, the Frosted Brown Sugar Cinnamon (1.76 ounces), although the manufacturer's Web site said the item has 210 calories.

Transcutaneous delivery calls for new clinical trials, since drugs must be slightly reformulated for patches.

Additionally, the matched interface and boundary (MIB) method is reformulated for solving the PNP equations.

But it is unclear what that might mean in a reformulated for-profit system, particularly for people in pain who damage the bottom line, like Ms. Boynton, 40, who limped into Interfaith with what turned out to be an acute attack of gout the same day Mr. Hutchins went to Wyckoff.

Likewise, in the future, this could revise current protocols of comparative analysis by reformulating, for these specific cases, a new strategy of comparison "between negatives", which implies comparison of the bite marks to investigate the bite mark obtained from the suspect, and thereby seeking to replicate the bite (basically, the same principle of analysis of fingerprints).

In other words, if we solve the reformulated problem for some and get back a configuration for which is, for that particular and the solutions of the constrained and unconstrained optimization problems are identical.

The remainder of this paper is organized as follows: Section 2 describes the classical approach for GFDM modulation and demodulation and introduce reformulated expressions for a less complex implementation.

Many patients had been taking the reformulated drug for five months with no signs of relapsing.