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Legal obstacles, which cannot be identified, involve proceedings, which cannot be mentioned, on behalf of a client who must remain secret.

In this paper, we present an approach to detect flat vegetation, such as grass, which cannot be identified using range measurements.

Doctors from the NHS trust treating Neon, which cannot be identified for legal reasons, recommended radiotherapy and chemotherapy to prevent the regrowth of any microscopic tumour cells remaining in the brain.

Investigators from the department's special investigations unit are now trying to identify and trace large quantities of meat processed at the factory, which cannot be identified for legal reasons.

In many developing countries, watershed management practices and planning are usually performed by integrating biophysical layers, and other existing layers which cannot be identified as geographic layers are ignored.

The marine who stepped on the explosive, said Staff Sgt. Daniel C. Hottle at Camp Rhino, was immediately evacuated to an Air Force medical facility in a Persian Gulf nation, which cannot be identified under restrictions imposed on reporters accompanying the marines.

And he helps keep your focus". Now that state attorneys general are suing Microsoft, Tierney is again getting quoted often -- though, as always, most of his briefings for reporters are delivered on background, a deal in which he cannot be identified.

Sensibility theory embraces circularity because it holds a view about the emotions on which they cannot be identified without invoking the very concepts FA analysis attempts to analyze.

Reads for which primers cannot be identified (or do not appear in the expected locations) should be discarded.

Retrospective register based studies in which individuals cannot be identified do not need ethical approval in Denmark.

The inset is a normal friction image from which lattice structure cannot be identified.