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Both Europe and America are making the technology mandatory before rolling out their next-generation air traffic management systems, which will exploit ADS-B's enhanced position data to route aircraft more efficiently and pack them into tighter blocks of airspace.

Biologists expect in time to develop an array of diagnostics and treatments based on it and tailored to individual patients, some of which will exploit the body's own mechanisms of self-repair.

The ATLAS detector, which will exploit the physics potential of this new research facility, is fully commissioned and operational.

AOL detailed its agreement with Sun Microsystems this morning, outlining a sales alliance which will exploit the two companies' combined strength in the wake of AOL's acquisition of browser developer Netscape Communications.

The main goal of the GLOBAL GAMMA project is to develop a parallel distributed implementation of Gamma on the Internet (on a Global computing environment), which will exploit the idle time of Internet-connected computers.

Frazier said that Lin still does not go to his left well and still doesn't have a great perimeter shot, which opponents will exploit the remainder of the season.

Trees have the following property, which we will exploit in our graph convergence solution.

Now Disney owns the Muppets, which it will exploit alongside even more profitable puppets like Winnie the Pooh and Mickey Mouse (see "Top-Earning Fictional Characters").

Importantly, unlike current Bayesian filters (e.g. DEM), our scheme provides estimates of time-varying parameters, which we will exploit in future work on the adaptation and enabling of connections in the brain.

Game theory and population genetic models predict that natural selection ought to have fashioned specific adaptive social learning strategies that dictate the contexts under which individuals will exploit information provided at a cost by others [19], [20], [21] in order to circumvent the risk of acquiring unreliable information.

The Drosophila S2 cell provides a simple system to investigate the GA localization of Arfip which we will exploit to identify molecules involved in the regulation of Arfaptin function (Chang et al., 2013).