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All of which is underpinned by the Open Platform".

All this gives the play a sense of contemporary urgency which is underpinned by the psychological acuity of Russell Beale's performance.

Such deals may not include a section headlined "science", but they typically include harmonisation of consumer protection, environmental and manufacturing standards – each of which is underpinned by science.

It is, said the CWA, a "stand-out North Carolina-set literary thriller", which is "underpinned by excellent character development, great storytelling and a strong sense of place".

Ed Vaizey, a former culture minister, argued this weekend that the UK must stay in the Euratom, the body governing cross-EU nuclear cooperation, which is underpinned by the ECJ.

An ipe deck covers the roof, which is underpinned by new structural members that allow it to hold up to 150 people, as well as big planters with olive trees.

"Those reserves are underpinning the success of the tourism industry which is underpinning Tasmania's economy," Bayley said.

But then there's advertising, which is underpinning the messaging apps' moves into payments/commerce and media alike.

Sarah was instrumental in the design of the CyberMentors website which is revolutionising the provision of mentoring and counselling online and is currently working with her team on a major new platform development being built in Python and Erlang, which is underpinning the next generation of CyberMentors websites.

Nevertheless, increasing understanding of the structural assembly and interactions of these proteins is now emerging which is underpinning growing activity and recent successes at identifying potent cell-active small molecules, particularly using structure-guided approaches.

Land also has obvious economic and political connotations which are underpinned by the modern demands on land use and planning.