Indeed, PeopleSoft executives say they have one key edge: that their product is the most completely Internet-based.
Netscape proved the value of starting out with this key edge — and how easy it is to lose once Microsoft wakes up.
The Chambers Heritage Bedding Collection, a 300 thread count percale, comes with various embroidery options, including Greek Key edging.
Chasing a target of almost 10 runs an over Robert Key and Joe Denly put on 89 for the first wicket for Kent before Key edged Murali Kartik through to wicketkeeper Ben Scott.
Our findings will be not only helpful to protect the key edges selected effectively to avoid cascading-failure-induced disasters, but also useful in the design of high-robustness and low-cost infrastructure networks.
Candidate clades in each tree are tested to guarantee confidence values, using the lengths of key edges as well as other tree parameters; clades with reassortments must have validated incongruencies among segment trees.
Software includes a version of the Opera browser that does well with basics and works with a key on the top edge that lets you zoom Web pages in and out to keep you from going blind though characters sometimes end up crowding one another.
These zebrafish chimerin morphants also show Rac hyper-activation and more rapid epiboly, thus suggesting Rac1 is a key player in leading edge movement.
In this study, we used a combination of time-lapse fluorescence imaging of living cells and EM to investigate the structure and dynamics of filopodia induced by the I-BAR domain from IRSp53, which is one of the best studied I-BAR-containing proteins playing a key role during leading edge protrusion [21], [22].
This repository with included tools can play a key role in cutting edge areas of research by assisting with marker selection, linkage mapping, population genetics, evolutionary studies, genetic relatedness among the species and genetic improvement programmes of important aquaculture species.
