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For the first time, the brand will have a female voice in the sound logo, which will replace the former brand claim.
The Thrustmaster Calibration software allows you to carry out manual calibration(which will replace the automatic calibration) on.
These necessary improvements must be addressed in the general framework of the transition to the new ENPI instrument which will replace MEDA as from 2007.
EuropeAid, which will replace the SCR.
Safety Management System standard, which will replace the OHSAS 45001 standard,
MacOS also has support for HEVC as the default video container, which will replace H.264.
First of all, you should decide on the future structure of the foundation, which will replace the old one.
The new satellite operator Eutelsat spacecraft must take a full-time position 5 degrees West longitude, which will replace the old satellite Eutelsat 5 West А.
This law draft includes new provisions regarding the electronic identity of the building, which will replace the provisions of Articles 1 to 4 of Law 3843/2010.
The Russian pipeline, which will replace the Ukrainian transit road of the natural gas,
Indeed, the PokerStars Festival events, which will replace most of the smaller stops on PokerStars' regional tours around the globe,
Opel is therefore developing a new test strategy which will replace real life testing with simulations as much as possible.
They welcome the creation of'dignified jobs' which will replace permanent, full-time work with badly-paid,
We also get a look at the new 18-inch wheels, which will replace the comparatively tiny 13-inch units used on the current cars.
infrastructural support in terms of setting up new facilities which will replace the existing ones, which are clearly very problematic.
The Sarmat is Russia's future silo-based intercontinental ballistic missile, which will replace the ageing Voyevoda ICBMs.
The latest development is the new all-aluminum four-cylinder engine, which will replace the 1.7 CDTI.
Among those next generation experiments will be the LUX-ZEPLIN(LZ) experiment, which will replace LUX at the Sanford Underground Research Facility.
LED light-balls, which will replace the traditional ones
Future experiments will include the LUX-ZEPLIN(LZ) experiment, which will replace LUX at the Sanford Underground Research Facility.