Both have a thick layer of provisions to draw on.

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Both models also sport dual-layer backlit keyboards, with a snazzy red tone peeking out from under the black chiclet-style keys.

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The government's consultative green paper on London, published on July 29th, meets the desire of most movers and shakers in the capital, as well as most of its inhabitants judging from opinion polls, for a new layer of London government both to represent the city at national level and to help resolve a growing transport crisis.

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The application layer might be comparable in both cases, but the OSes are not.

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In the garments, body temperature is monitored through a thin-film transistor, while respiration is gauged using electrical resistance, but both technologies employ the pentacene as a sensing layer.

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Both cameras are compact and lightweight, and feature Super Multi Layer Coating to reduce flare and ghosting.

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The change here, as shown in Figure 3, is to allow not just the embedding of the space, but essentially have that space exists in both the process step, as well as the enterprise social layer.

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For regeneration to continue, stem cells from both the bone marrow and the heart itself must be coaxed to grow a second layer of tissue that is necessary for the formation of arteries, which are bigger and thicker than capillaries.

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This refraction eliminates both the red end of the spectrum (red light is not bent enough by the air layer to form part of the second image) and the blue frequencies (which are scattered away: this selective scattering is why the sky is blue).

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