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The committee's report said the growing dominance of high-frequency and algorithmic traders had made markets fragile and emphasized the increased interconnectedness between equities and derivatives markets, which could transfer sharp swings in one market to the other almost instantaneously.

Additionally, it features a dedicated non-BLE radio interface which could transfer energy wirelessly to the sensors and thus replenish their energy supply.

The ring-shaped resonator reacts with a mass perturbation to provide eigenstate (frequency) shifts which could transfer to electrical signals by piezoelectric effect of PZT.

The findings were consistent with a failure by cocaine-paired animals to acquire habituation effects, which could transfer to the non-cocaine state.

The Si-Ge nanostructures such as quantum wells (2D) and quantum dots (QDs) have aroused huge scientific interest [5 10], which could transfer the indirect bandgap into a direct-gap or quasi-direct-gap band.

Due to exposure of crop plants to NPs, the concentration of NPs increased in different plant parts including fruits and grains which could transfer to the food chain and pose a threat to human health.

In addition, DR1982 is an alkylhydroperoxide reductase subunits F, which could transfers electrons from NADH to AhpC.

Have we asked M.I.5 to let us speak to Jabir Salim, his Prague station-chief predecessor, who defected to Britain and may know which employees and which banks could transfer $100,000 to an account accessible to Atta? Did al-Ani order any payment to "the student from Hamburg" or his co-conspirators, as Czech intelligence believes, and did the paymaster carry out the order?

Without comment, the justices let stand a ruling by the federal appeals court in Richmond, Va., which found last year that the Washington suburb of Montgomery County, Md., was improperly taking race into account in deciding which students could transfer from one school to another.

Like other companies, Standard Life has started registering new English subsidiaries to which it could transfer parts of its business.

People were given a grace period during which they could transfer their money to real-name accounts.