On the other hand, the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, in its influential 2007 report, expressly avoided specifying tipping points and instead concluded simply that the gradient of risk for a host of "large-scale discontinuities" increased with each degree of warming.
"Recent disclosures indicate that the U.S. government operates a host of large-scale programs under EO 12333, many of which appear to involve the collection of vast quantities of U.S. and non-U.S.
Our success in producing functional VLPs and MAbs with commercially produced lettuce demonstrated another advantage of lettuce as a host for large-scale agroinfiltration.
To meet the growing demands on cloud services and applications, a sizeable number of large scale cloud data centers, hosting thousands of heterogeneous servers, is established by cloud service providers.
This week we dug into a topic of large scale — large human scale, that is.
Through monitoring of large scale clearings.
That's a bold claim, given that New York already plays host to a number of large-scale music events, including Electric Zoo (which also takes place on Randall's Island), Electric Daisy Carnival, Afropunk, CBGB and the Great Googamooga.
Historically, CHO DXB11 was the first CHO host cell for large scale production of a protein product (human tissue plasminogen activator [ 10, 11]) and it is still being used for production of several protein products on the market.
The yeasts, including Saccharomyces cerevisiae and Pichia pastoris, are single-cell eukaryotic organisms that can serve as models for human genetic diseases and hosts for large scale production of recombinant proteins in current biopharmaceutical industry.
A kind of large-scale forgetting.
As a model compound, the superior electrochemical performance arising from the low-defect Prussian blue nanocrystals provide a new insight into the design of high capacity Na-storage host materials for large scale electric storage applications.
