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Travelers can now chat on the telephone while surfing the Web using a new type of public telephone that AT&T is installing in airports.

Mr. Nightingale said that many e-commerce sites were using a new type of certificate that required extensive verification.

Pirelli also said that starting at the Hungarian Grand Prix on July 28, Formula One teams will be using a new type of tire that combines 2012's tire structures with this season's compounds.

The X-33 is supposed to take off vertically using a new type of nozzle-less rocket engine, re-enter the atmosphere protected by a novel metallic thermal covering, fly back horizontally with the help of lift generated by its flat body, and land on a runway like an airplane.

These include a foiled plan to down a Detroit-bound flight in 2009 using a new type of explosive hidden in the bomber's underwear, and another attempt a year later to send mail bombs hidden in printer cartridges on planes bound to the US from the Gulf.

Using a new type of AUV called REMUS (remote environmental monitoring unit), which was developed at WHOI, and in collaboration with Emad Khalil, of Alexandria University, Dr Foley and his colleagues plan to scrutinise 15 square nautical miles of the abyss.

They will use a new type of machine for the bowling lanes that will cut down on energy use by 75percentt.

The tags used a new type of ultra-wideband active RFID Radio Frequency IDD) that provides a far more detailed picture of student and staff movements than anything available before.

[C1.] Kellogg to Begin Using New Oil to Cut Trans Fats The Kellogg Company is set to announce that it will use a new type of soybean oil to reduce trans fats in its baked foods.

But the best example of micro in action is Britain, where the Bank of England uses a new type of auction the Product Mix auction designed by Paul Klemperer.

This year, the F.D.A. approved a test developed by Roche that uses a new type of DNA chip to detect variations in the 2D6 and 2C19 genes, which play a role in metabolism of about 25percentt of prescription drugs.