That means the manuscript can be studied layer by layer, enabling the researchers to isolate the remains of the mathematical text from the prayers, the mould that has accumulated over the centuries and some mysterious paintings that were added the last time the book disappeared, after the first world war.
So far, however, the rapid-prototyping machine simply produces an accurately shaped mould from which the plate is cast.
So the pendulum may swing back towards someone in the mould of Jacques Delors, the president from 1985 to 1994.
Once a solid layer has formed at the top of the cauldron, the curds are cut then separated from the whey, pressed into a large mould and set to age in a high-humidity cellar.
United needed a creative player in the same mould as the suspended Paul Scholes, whose ability to spray the ball around and get forward from midfield was badly missed.
Ian Mould, 45, from Bedford, wants to honour thousands of men from the "Bedfords" who died in World War I.
Social commentator Frank Furedi, emeritus professor of sociology at the University of Kent said parents were under "enormous pressure" from schools and society to mould their children and oversee their achievements.
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When police from Scotland raided the house in a joint operation with Merseyside Police, they found a press, a mould with plates, scales and a 25 kilogram drum of bulking agent.
Nigel Mould, 51, from Little Dalby, Leicestershire, was working at a farm near his home when the accident happened in August 2011.
While colour is far from the primary reason why any of these brands has reached the top, it is an example of the kind of mould-breaking thinking that takes them there.
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