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The robot helmets, which are redesigned for each new project and are famous enough to have been spoofed on The Simpsons, enhanced their mystique.

Agilent also provided cross hybridizing estimates between mouse probes and human mRNAs and vice versa (7141 human and 6420 mouse probes; Datasets S2, S3), which are redesigned to correct for comprehensive CSH.

Indeed, growing global trade is transforming the needs of both American and foreign companies, many of which are redesigning their logistical networks abroad.

In Sunday's Automobiles section, Cheryl Jensen reviews the Nissan Quest, which is redesigned for 2012.

The C230 springs from the C-Class sedan, which was redesigned for the 2001 model year.

But with a surprisingly sharp-handling Yaris, which was redesigned for 2012, most of Toyota's subcompact sins are forgiven.

About 40percentt of the buyers of the Lexus LS 430 luxury sedan, which was redesigned for 2001, have paid cash.

(Car magazine, via Automotive News) On Monday, Toyota announced pricing for its Yaris subcompact, which was redesigned for 2012.

Daimler said it already had 40,000 orders for the compact hatchback, which was redesigned for the 2013 model year.

Ford's most advanced system for integrating in-car functions is MyFord Touch (or, in Lincolns, MyLincoln Touch), which was redesigned after it initially received a lukewarm reception.

The Fusion, which was redesigned for the 2010 model year, is now Ford's best-selling car, with sales up 50 percent this year.