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This craft was first flown in 1956 but subsequently underwent significant development.
The resulting design, NASA's HL-20, underwent significant development and testing and was intended to be a lifeboat for astronauts aboard the space station.
Here though, it seems as if Leibowitz's thought, or at least his attitude towards what constitutes meaningful discourse, underwent significant development.
The chiromantic art has been known in China, Tibet, Persia, Mesopotamia, and Egypt, and it underwent significant development in ancient Greece.
The southern-half of the area then underwent significant development, as the retaining wall along the river was repaired and an at-grade rail crossing was installed at the park's western boundary.
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In the last years, desalination processes underwent significant developments.
Shaivism underwent significant growth in northern India.
It took various names until 1987, when it became the Special Boat Service and underwent significant expansion and development as part of the UKSF.
Here we combined neuroembryological and molecular approaches to unravel parts of the genetic networks potentially linking human brain development and evolution, focusing on areas of the cerebral cortex that underwent significant divergence in recent primate evolution.
Moreover, not only the cambial cells but also the developing tracheid cells underwent significant morphological changes.
Taken together, these results showed that (i) most root genes, including TFs were shared expressed during root development, (ii) shared expressed root genes underwent significant quantitative changes and these differentially expressed genes were grouped into six prominent clusters, and (iii) genes within each cluster encoded proteins involved in important root developmental biological processes.
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