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Mr. Shireman said that for most colleges and universities, it takes three weeks to four months to make the switch, which requires changing computer programs and retraining financial aid administrators.

The details of Governor Cuomo's plan — which requires changing the State Constitution — remain largely under wraps but will likely follow the blueprints of other states that have allowed casinos at select locations.

This will be discussed more in the scope of reflux ratio modification, which requires changing the number of total stages and the feed plate locations.

However, a practical implementation of a phase coded aperture in an X-ray application is not feasible, because it is computationally modeled as a matrix with complex entries which requires changing the phase of the diffracted beams.

To form an organized cell coculture, different types of cells need to be patterned in different positions, which requires changing the distribution of pressure nodes and antinodes.

This is correlated to the time needed for mapping IPv4 to IPv6 which is largely attributed to the incompatibility with the old generation devices, for instance, the old generation infrastructure such as routers works on IPv4, which required changing their routing table [31].

"That's almost a trivial thing to know, but for us, solving that problem requires changing our privacy policy, which we've now done," he said.

This requires changing practices during the project, which is not supported at the moment.

Changing the state of the system requires changing the total amount of kinetic energy in the system (which we commonly know as heat).

The university's two floors will house administrative and faculty offices, but also classrooms, which will require changing of its certificate of occupancy, Mr. Markman said.

Their travels were ended when the I.O.C. enacted 50 reforms after the Salt Lake City scandals, but some members, preferring to see cities live and not in taped submissions, want to reinstitute them, which would require changing the Olympic charter.