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Next-generation devices, however, are set to employ fingerprint scanning technology as additional security.

It's a strategy Clinton's campaign was reluctant to use in 2008 but is reportedly set to employ this cycle – and it just might be what she needs to create a grassroots movement in favor of her candidacy.

The Americans' embassy in Baghdad is their biggest in the world, and is set to employ around 16,000 people, including thousands of private contractors to take the place of the army in securing the embassy and ferrying diplomats safely around the country.

However, the trust is set to employ 30 newly qualified midwives which Ms Slesser described as "encouraging".

The muscular striker is set to compete with record signing Fernando Torres for the starter's role with new boss Andre Villas-Boas seemingly set to employ one striker.

The problem addressed here regards the absence of enough labeled data in a given data set to employ a regular supervised method.

An individual uses tournament selection to decide which operator and parameter setting to employ at a given step.

Two outs later, Jason Bay, who appears set to be employed in a left-field platoon, singled to left, drawing mocking cheers from the crowd.

The number of subcarriers is set to when employing a single frequency band of 20 MHz or to if the second band is also available.

The sample size was set to 75 employed patients based on sick leave data from a pilot study of the same sample size with a mean sick leave of 3 weeks.

BMW recently set up a factory in Leipzig that expressly set out to employ people over the age of 45.