From the perspective of practical applications, we chose to consider geographical breed groups with their specificities, rather than the complete worldwide distribution of cattle included in a single metapopulation.
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The wide variation in the angiosperm form is reflected in the range of habitats in which they grow and their almost complete worldwide distribution.
Rovio didn't offer any details as to when it expects the Accounts feature rollout to complete worldwide, but it's no small undertaking given the size and scope of its current lineup.
The almost complete worldwide replacement of circulating RSV B genotypes with the BA strain containing a comparable 60-nt duplication, which began in 1999, suggests that these duplications provide a selective advantage (2 ).
Instead, the company has 25,000 individual distributors in the U.S. (There's a complete list of worldwide distributors on the Frank Russell website).
The financial magnitude of Thoroughbred racing in general is illustrated by the fact that in 2004 a total of 171 thousand Thoroughbred races were completed worldwide competing for a total purse value of 4 billion US dollars [ 1].
Just a glance at the 167 buildings that Lord Foster, 68, has completed worldwide, or his 80-some other projects currently in design, is enough to convince anyone that whimsy is not in the man's vocabulary.
Some two dozen full or partial transplants have been completed worldwide, including five at Brigham and Women's, which used nearly $4 million in research grants from the Department of Defense to do four of the surgeries.
Tickets.com sells tickets for dance, music, theater, opera and museums in the Britain, Belgium, Ireland, Germany and the Netherlands (click on the "international" link on the home page for a complete list of countries worldwide).
