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[meyk] / meɪk /










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This method allows each device in the network to make smarter decisions about which neighboring devices it connects to.

From Science Daily

"Neil's lab has figured out how to make these incredibly distorted molecules, and organic chemists are excited by what might be done with these unique structures," says Houk.

From Science Daily

But Longford's residents say their village will become uninhabitable even before then if changes are made to the airport's runways.

From BBC

But, along with a higher age limit of 16, it is the first jurisdiction to deny an exemption for parental approval in a policy like this - making its laws the world's strictest.

From BBC

Their advantages, getting preferential access to licences, government funding and resources like land make it difficult for private companies to compete and thrive.

From BBC