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Also on display were ink printers for wood panels, which eliminate the need to change surface rollers.

-pressing into the first layer of non-metallic material an object comprising a surface so as to change surface properties of the first layer of non-metallic material in order to replicate at least one surface relief, said at least one surface relief forming part of the surface of the object.

This culminated in the 2000 launch of Pro-tect, a simple and convenient colour change surface hygiene test.

Arrem says it can change surface finish and appearance by boosting air pressure while forming at lower-than-normal temperature.

When you change surface and you only practise for 30 minutes and you play your best two matches in a row it's very, very good.

'Whenever you change surface it is good to get a win under your belt,' world No 7 Roddick said.

It might still take long enough before a major change surfaces out of minor incidents but hopefully that will change the situation for women in real terms.

Scientists claim LED technology will be used to keep homes clean, change surfaces to suit moods and move partitions to change layouts.

But a transparent, nanoparticle-based coating developed by Agricultural Research Service scientists can quickly change surfaces from hydrophobic to hydrophilic, so that rain doesn't bead up, and your visibility isn't impaired.

Nadal said that it was not the ideal thing to change surfaces in a couple of days but it was always special for him to play on clay as it was a surface he loved.

"If Andy got to the finals of the Australian Open, by the time he has flown to Buenos Aires he will only have two or three days to change surfaces before he plays a Davis Cup World Group match.

It's tough on the body to change surfaces so often.

Though he prefers racing on the roads, he plans to change surfaces for the next few months and will make a quick return to the region for the North Eastern Cross-Country Championships, which are being held in Darlington on December 13.