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In late 2008, Mr. Mason and a few colleagues reformulated it as a deals shop.

Missile defense had faded as an issue after Mr. Obama scrapped the Bush architecture and reformulated it to focus initially on short- and medium-range Iranian missiles.

Because the schedule is being reformulated, it is too early to gauge how much fans will be willing to spend for seats, ticket brokers say.

Descartes first presented his metaphysics in the Meditations and then reformulated it in textbook-format in the Principles.

In one version of this problem, we make use of the graph theory to reformulated it as follows: Given a graph G with n vertices, do there exist two θ-powers of paths G S =(V S,E S ) and G T = V T,E T ) such that G S ∩G T contains G as an induced subgraph?

To overcome the limitations of this ecological identity as a simple accounting tool with proportional linear effects, Dietz and Rosa first reformulated it as a stochastic model labeled STIRPAT (stochastic impacts by regression on population, affluence, and technology) in 1994 [11].

Future studies should further explore this subscale, eventually reformulating it to improve its psychometric properties.

"We didn't want to have to go back and reformulate it every time a state changes its rules," said Carl Minchew, Benjamin Moore's director of product technology.

OneWorld Health negotiated the rights to the abandoned drug, arranged a partnership with an Indian drugmaker to reformulate it and ran clinical trials to demonstrate its effectiveness against visceral leishmaniasis.

The world of processed food, he observes, is truly a marketer's dream: "You can tweak it, reformulate it and reposition it ad infinitum.

If he has a hit, and it's not too expensive to produce (the arctic-cloudberry ale averaged out to about nineteen dollars a snifter), he has Bryan Selders reformulate it for the larger brewery.