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There are several imaging technologies that help surgeons see inside the body before they cut, many of which were developed to help diagnose cancer.
Derivatives of the missile's titanium alloys, which were developed to accommodate surface temperatures at supersonic speed, came to be used on most high-performance aircraft.
"We were lent eight hectares, only half of which were developed, to house 74 families; the time before we had 14 hectares for half as many families," complains Aliou Moussa Sow, head of PK6 village.
Most remarkably, many of the suits have claimed that the new procedures, which were developed to protect the Title IX rights of sexual-assault victims, in practice violate the Title IX rights of the accused.
This is not a very impressive record when contrasted with major theoretical developments of this century -- general relativity and quantum mechanics, for example, which were developed to address observational issues, and whose predictions met the test of experiment before being lionized.
Agnes Scott College in Decatur, Ga., is offering $64,200 in merit aid over four years for anyone who is eligible to receive the state's HOPE scholarships, which were developed to attract stellar but not necessarily needy students to state colleges and universities.
These systems include: Icinga [59] is a fork of Nagios which was developed to overcome various issues in the Nagios development process and implement additional features.
There are treatments available, such as Tamiflu which was developed to confront an Avian flu epidemic.
Last year more than 15,000 people attended the festival, which was developed to celebrate the magazine's 75th anniversary.
This runs counter to the idea behind machine-based weight training, which was developed to allow bodybuilders to isolate single muscle groups.
Dr. Huillard's group used a statistical method called back calculation, which was developed to predict patterns for the spread of H.I.V. and AIDS.
