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| It was conceived as a more | flexible replacement for the W48, the previous generat |
| s would give higher comfort, and allow a more | flexible ticket pricing scheme. |
| threshold, and so potentially could be a more | flexible antidote than the antagonist flumazenil which |
| This resulted in a more | flexible principle of territoriality with the possibil |
| The FSMA provides FDA with a more | flexible standard for administratively detaining produ |
| The 6-110 was a remarkably | flexible engine. |
| director Horst Heldt said: "Ciprian is a very | flexible forward, and a permanent thorn in the side of |
| A long | flexible drawtube ("whip"), such as those furnished on |
| It was purpose built to provide a truly | flexible performance space, able to serve the needs of |
| The lip claw is a short, | flexible hinge. |
| mped CNN Headline News in 2003 towards a more | flexible format, featuring live reports and two anchor |
| The Phorum module system provides a very | flexible solution for implementing extra features and |
| Quixote "is based on a simple, | flexible design, making it possible to write applicati |
| icle, a gaiter or boot refers to a protective | flexible sleeve covering a moving part, intended to ke |
| of a rope, as well as supply fuel via a long | flexible tube. |
| Brown joins the EUs drive for a less | flexible labour market (Daily Telegraph 9 April 2008) |
| providing their care services in a sensitive, | flexible manner to meet individual needs, and deliveri |
| the body of the animal was covered in a thin, | flexible cuticle. |
| itional repertory theatre in favour of a more | flexible model in which actors are cast as appropriate |
| m shetland map.svg, which comes from a pretty | flexible layered system (so I can highlight different |
| o the town of $180,000 while providing a more | flexible health plan for Demarest's employees. |
| it can clap like a pair of hands and a long, | flexible tail that can be used as a whip. |
| ld endanger the union, Bedford adopted a more | flexible stance. |
| Eastman Kodak to create a specially-designed | flexible flange 200 ft (61 m) daylight spool. |
| s, who had learnt lessons, had adopted a more | flexible system of defense, moving away from concentra |
| Employees enjoy a casual, | flexible workplace where they are encouraged to pursue |
| It defines a list as essentially a more | flexible version of an array. |
| ore recently, his style has moved into a more | flexible variant of the 12-tone technique. |
| nvironment or curriculum, and may need a more | flexible or personalized environment. |
| species and other pondweeds is a discoloured | flexible joint just below the top of the long leaf sta |
| It was a very | flexible band because the musicians were all good enou |
| ent of cathepsin L-like enzymes, a 50-residue | flexible linker peptide, and an N-terminal domain pred |
| out the rule altogether Cory opted for a more | flexible solution. |
| Conchiolin serves as a relatively | flexible, crack-deflecting matrix for the mineral aggr |
| o describe the layout of a web page in a more | flexible manner. |
| CSST consists of a continuous, | flexible stainless-steel pipe with an exterior PVC cov |
| 04-seat Ludger-Duvernay theatre and a smaller | flexible Studio theatre, which seats as many as 180 sp |
| artilage (lower lateral cartilage) is a thin, | flexible plate, situated immediately below the lateral |
| from 15 November 2010, by building a modern, | flexible facility more suited to modern healthcare. |
| ontribution to his campaigns, creating a more | flexible system under which only one knight in ten wou |
| 5 for "initiation of the development of a new | flexible radio-frequency cable urgently needed in radi |
| It offers a more | flexible 24-90mm equivalent lens with a bright F2.0-3. |
| It has a long, | flexible nose, and usually utilizes the tunnels and pa |
| Elvin is oriented around providing a fast, | flexible event service that can be federated to form w |
| ants, having a short first segment but a long | flexible funiculus. |
| Withy or withe is a strong | flexible willow stem that is typically used in thatchi |
| to Ciara in a leotard, posing in abstract and | flexible poses. |
| f research in industrial and academic groups, | flexible OLEDs form one method of fabricating a rollab |
| f Pharmacy program has been an accessible and | flexible pathway for working pharmacy practitioners to |
| The choir is often described as adaptable and | flexible and as producing dynamic melodies with rich h |
| Protestant sexual mores against increasingly | flexible American attitudes toward sex in the 1960s. |
| g option, which make filtering algorithm very | flexible. |
| The meta-model-techniques allow a | flexible definition of object information that is usua |
| is packetized instead of framed, allowing for | flexible data payloads |
| This allows a | flexible application that can change and evolve easily |
| This business model allows these | flexible, local printing companies to have the purchas |
| Also provided | flexible gunnery training. |
| This class of codes is also highly | flexible, allowing control over block length and accep |
| The base also conducted | flexible gunnery training, and radar observer training |
| It is also fairly | flexible, as long as applications ignore unexpected di |
| that the primary sequence of BSP has an open, | flexible structure with the potential to form regions |
| polypides reaching out through an uncalcified | flexible frontal wall, often surrounded by numerous sp |
| ids is generally simple, with an uncalcified, | flexible frontal wall. |
| .28 was a basis for development of an aerial, | flexible machine gun, designated karabin maszynowy obs |
| in contrast to the slightly smaller and less | flexible Barbie doll. |
| ugh when inflated to extract a clot and still | flexible enough to move through without breaking. |
| It can be made softer and more | flexible by the addition of plasticizers, the most wid |
| grams while providing a higher-level and more | flexible object model to developers. |
| ndividualized learning approaches and employs | flexible programming to accommodate various learning s |
| cal anti-termite cable sheathing, oil and gas | flexible pipes and control fluid umbilicals, sports sh |
| He found Freeds to be lighter and more | flexible than other brands of shoes such as Grishkos. |
| Toukan and Rahman ( | Flexible SPC) |
| hese asteroids are deep-sea dwelling and have | flexible arms. |
| which passes through rigid flowlines and then | flexible risers into a floating production, storage an |
| site was launched, adding graphics, and more | flexible navigation to the original site design. |
| It is larger and more | flexible than the WHS trowel preferred by archaeologis |
| esult of both its geographic location and the | flexible generation plants located in New South Wales. |
| nitely thin, perfectly elastic, and perfectly | flexible. |
| The keisaku itself is thin and somewhat | flexible; strikes with it, though they may cause momen |
| s a highly electrically conductive and highly | flexible elastomer. |
| er Model is an accurate, efficient and highly | flexible model for calculating spectral transmittance |
| Cardanol is hydrophobic and remains | flexible and liquid at very low temperatures; its free |
| cular frame, and often includes a clamp and a | flexible mounting bracket. |
| d that, by its liberal use of affixes and its | flexible word-order, is equally as expressive as Inter |
| nd cooling products and systems and QuietFlex | flexible ductwork and insulation. |
| and hypervisors (Xen, KVM and VMware), and a | flexible architecture that can accommodate multiple ha |
| e as it was machine-independent and extremely | flexible. |
| It has ease of entry and a | flexible examination system as the main advantages. |
| 4,000-square-foot (1,300 m2) ballroom, and 12 | flexible 1,000-square-foot (93 m2) meeting rooms. |
| ve in sandy substrates are bulb-like and very | flexible, such as the holdfast of sea pens, allowing t |
| o be fast, use a small amount of RAM, and use | flexible backends and plug-ins. |
| s while using the weight of the forearm and a | flexible wrist to achieve a full singing tone without |
| eant to provide an extensible framework and a | flexible syntax, with which one could implement variou |
| Crerar's vision of a younger, fitter and more | flexible centre workforce became the norm during hosti |
| ) and procedures to encourage easier and more | flexible design. |
| , ophthalmic lens processing, and apparel and | flexible materials industries. |
| hnology which builds and supplies apparel and | flexible material systems; and |
| designs are preferred because they are highly | flexible and highlight individual differences in respo |
| umber of sp3 carbon centers, corrins are more | flexible than porphyrins and are not as flat. |
| , than inorganic materials, but they are more | flexible, less expensive and more environmentally frie |
| Call gates are more | flexible than the SYSENTER/SYSEXIT and SYSCALL/SYSRET |
| Type A lantibiotics are long | flexible molecules - e.g. |
| ch as 1-hexene, 1-octene, or longer) are more | flexible than simple straight chain high density polye |
| As a result, they are very | flexible, and can often produce a beam as narrow as 7° |
| The polyimide materials are lightweight, | flexible, resistant to heat and chemicals. |
| nguages do a better job usually, but are less | flexible. |
| r main selling points for the line-up are the | flexible articulation of the robots and added weapons |
| The strengths of Plone are its | flexible and adaptable workflow, very good security, e |
| cylindrical to globular, and the areoles bear | flexible yellow spines and white wool. |
| work model is a database model conceived as a | flexible way of representing objects and their relatio |
| ng has gained popularity in recent years as a | flexible way of approximating a beauty mark. |
| Chong completed a strong season as a | flexible set-up man and an occasional closer as well, |
| idananda characterized Integral Yoga as "...a | flexible combination of specific methods to develop ev |
| They are seen as a | flexible tool offering leveraged exposure to a wide ra |
| ng the live picture of the camera itself as a | flexible and accurate sensor, the process synchronisat |
| It now serves as a | flexible venue for events including concerts, weddings |
| ractor to governments of services such as the | Flexible New Deal, Legal Aid Helpline, Social care, Ed |
| ENGLISH is something of a misnomer, as PICK's | flexible dictionary structure meant that file and attr |
| n the Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) model at a | flexible per user cost. |
| ATC is | flexible, nimble in its response to new inputs and ste |
| The auditorium is | flexible in enabling both fully day-lit or blacked out |
| CA originally stood for Design Automation for | Flexible Chip Architecture, but the long form is vesti |
| er (VPS) with automatic high availability and | flexible resource assignment |
| The reading room was designed to be a | flexible space, allowing for public readings or person |
| ffected children and young adults may be very | flexible (hypermobile). |
| a "universal space", intended to be entirely | flexible in use. |
| Other languages may be more | flexible in this regard, and require only that each va |
| persistently demands that he should be more ' | flexible' and make more money, but Sridhar does not ac |
| processes with entrained solids, because the | flexible rubber sleeve allows the valve to close dropt |
| ir victims; the spinal cords have become very | flexible and have sprouted feelers. |
| idence, however this practice has become more | flexible in recent years. |
| "We have been as | flexible and creative as we can...but this hardly rese |
| es are filamentous and named for being highly | flexible. |
| collective body of Jewish law, as being more | flexible and open to innovation than his more traditio |
| enial man, de Reszke possessed a big, smooth, | flexible and ripe-toned voice that matched his imposin |
| The dragon's body is | flexible and responds to the player's movement, enabli |
| e conformational averaging about C-C bonds in | flexible molecules tends to equalize the couplings bet |
| The stick also features both a | flexible sleeve over the shaft and spring, and a wrist |
| stions by Subotnick and Sender, was both more | flexible and easier to use, and its sequencing ability |
| d services with semi-permeable boundaries and | flexible sets of import/export rules. |
| ealth of hair coat (shiny or dull, brittle or | flexible, etc.) |
| Abstract Factory, Prototype, or Builder (more | flexible, more complex) as the designer discovers wher |
| a collaborative partnership model, building a | flexible, full coverage global network in the process. |
| glass coatings for homes and buildings, web ( | flexible substrate) coatings for industry and photovol |
| fiber is generally enclosed, with a bundle of | flexible fibrous polymer strength members like Aramid |
| s cabin is for passengers holding Business or | Flexible Economy fare tickets. |
| It is syntactically similar to C, but less | flexible. |
| cast version defaults to the simpler but less | flexible "AB" control configuration (one button to sho |
| t is linked to the two CheY-like domains by a | flexible peptide linkage chain. |
| An 18 by 40 | flexible apron theatre. |
| -13) is connected to the rest of RNase A by a | flexible linker (residues 16-23). |
| peats: AR1 and AR2), which are connected by a | flexible linker. |
| On cooling the mold below 60 degrees C, a | flexible, permanently plasticized product results. |
| It's also called “cisterna | flexible” in Spanish and “citerne souple” in French. |
| Photographic camera for | flexible materials sensitive to light |
| is named after him, as are Baker's cannula, a | flexible tracheal cannula and Baker's disease a defect |
| Adornments such as bases, caps, escutcheons, | flexible joints, and finials were featured by the most |
| nce services, nursing lines, case management, | flexible health account management, human resources su |
| Ford's Chicago plant is a center for | flexible just-in-time production. |
| Encapsulation is another challenge for | flexible OLED devices. |
| n unofficial strike in response to changes in | flexible working that meant they would have to start a |
| used to conduct workshops on the changing and | flexible nature of the museum |
| that it had heavy body armor characterized by | flexible bands and rigid shields that covered its back |
| le) dies, the process is relatively cheap and | flexible. |
| Other features include check printing, | flexible graphing and reporting, scheduled transaction |
| ncial analysis and trading floor classroom, a | flexible and wireless electronic classroom, and an E-l |
| That makes Exponent CMS highly | flexible for designers. |
| ne Dunne and Claudette Colbert, demonstrating | flexible alternatives to the so called iron-clad studi |
| Her scheme with Miles collapsed, as | Flexible Frank disappeared the same night she shanghai |
| Combination of | flexible and rigid pavements. |
| d first template for commercially attractive, | flexible, clean energy projects intent on revolutionis |
| Modern clothing commonly uses | flexible plastic materials, in the form of both flexib |
| did not allow for the free communication and | flexible response required at the enterprise level to |
| Utilizing Ethernet communications, permits | flexible packaging, high-speed I/O, and standardized u |
| Access Centre, offering the wider community a | flexible, friendly Community facility, providing a ran |
| P unit, set up in the late 1980s, comprises a | Flexible manufacturing system (FMS), the first of its |
| ighly perfect basal cleavage, and consists of | flexible sheets, or lamellae, which easily flake off. |
| le's structure with a flat and rigid core and | flexible linear alkyl arms. |
| is an international corporation manufacturing | flexible metal products based in Ormond Beach, Florida |
| f, an international corporation manufacturing | flexible metal products based in Ormond Beach, Florida |
| stered in 1948 by Dow Corning Corporation for | flexible, inert silicone elastomer. |
| rade: high dielectric grey, 100% cotton, very | flexible, (historically called fishpaper), this grade |
| Nobel responded to the disaster by creating a | flexible, leakproof loading pipe which was much more r |
| uge steel and polyurethane foam), creation of | flexible spaces (through Nano Living Systems' "Suspend |
| s -- has existed almost since the creation of | flexible plastics, particularly as a material for wate |
| Writing allowed him to be more creative and | flexible. |
| duc[ing] the leading article in a curious but | flexible English, which was quite unmistakable.” |
| Steam was delivered to the cylinders via | flexible tubing. |
| ides easy access to key solar system data and | flexible production of highly accurate ephemerides for |
| mple of a feature that made dBase programming | flexible and dynamic, sometimes called "meta ability" |
| component architecture (SCA) which defines a | flexible, service-based model for construction, assemb |
| ength, but also by the light delivery system: | flexible fiber or articulated arm, as well as by other |
| Derrick "DereLeek” ( | Flexible Flav) |
| today, including configurations designed for | flexible and portable handheld use, as well many desig |
| es, key-pads, liquid crystal display screens, | flexible printed circuit boards, integrated circuits, |
| nd the disruptions of succession disputes and | flexible enough to incorporate foreign leaders and gov |
| Research Article: 'Automated docking of | flexible ligands: Applications of AutoDock', Volume 9, |
| Historically Dragoons were | flexible soldiers, who fought on and alongside their m |
| l and has a beautiful voice, with an easy and | flexible throat and a beautiful method. |
| He was also noted for an eccentric and | flexible record on a variety of issues. |
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