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Therefore, local texture will be saved, and a contemporary system will be adapted with the vernacular architecture.

To address the building conditions, the new built homes are equipped in construction phase with a cable bound infrastructure and a centralized installation of the server; already existing houses will be adapted with wireless technologies and decentralized installation of mini-computers.

One of many productions of the summertime favorite "A Midsummer Night's Dream" (June 8-Aug. 11) will be adapted here with a Jazz Age sensibility.

The film will be adapted from "Eating With the Enemy: How I Waged Peace With North Korea From My BBQ Shack in Hackensack," a nonfiction book by Robert Egan and Kurt Pitzer, in which Mr. Egan recounts how he used his barbecue restaurant to build friendships with diplomats from Vietnam and North Korea, and became an unlikely liaison between North Korea and the United States.

Taking into consideration the information collected from participants in the first phase, the application will be adapted and improved with the addition of objective information (signs) monitoring modules using mobile usage parameters and the built-in actimetry sensors.

The technology will be adapted to fit in with the new focus on production.

The Checklist will be adapted slightly for use with the comparison group.

The PA consultations will be adapted from previous consultations with adults and older adults without intellectual disabilities.

No other cast is yet confirmed for the film, though the script will be adapted by Melissa Mathison, who worked with Spielberg and producer Kathleen Kennedy on ET, and a release date of 22 July 2016 has been set.

The service use questionnaire has been developed over a number of alcohol intervention studies [ 39, 41] will be adapted to capture costs specifically associated with this population.

This has been developed over a number of alcohol intervention studies and will be adapted to capture costs specifically associated with this population.