There was also the matter of replicating the rare ghost orchid that is the obsession of the thief (played by Chris Cooper, far right).
As the control and judgment of a select few is challenged, designs and ideas that would once take months to reach the public are now global – and illicitly replicated – in a matter of seconds.
Because ribozymes replicate in a matter of minutes, the population changes quickly over time, so long as it has a steady supply of nucleic acids.
See related commentary by Giraud et al., http://ccforum.com/content/15/5/195 Transpulmonary thermodilution (TPTD) is increasingly used in the clinical area [ 1], but its precision for measuring CI and the number of cold boluses that must be replicated is a matter of debate.
Considering the manual curation of the HHPID took 7 years to perform, our tools have proven to be markedly more efficient by replicating a large percentage of this data automatically in a matter of hours.
The most surprising result in the paper though is that when the authors infected macrophages with this mutant in vitro, the mycobacteria were entirely incompetent to replicate, and even appeared to die off over a matter of a few days.
They offer us the ability to define solutions that work on a scale large enough to be commercially replicated, while being small enough to be executed in a matter of years, not decades.
Spread by the wind, like blowing pollen, they could be designed to replicate swiftly and reduce life on earth to dust in a matter of days, according to Eric Drexler, one of the nation's principal advocates for nanotechnology.
In a matter of hours, the bacterial spores quickly found their way into these tumors' necrotic cores and began replicating madly, in several cases killing the malignant tissue.
Plants take weeks to grow, but yeastlike micro-organisms replicating in vats can be used to churn out significant quantities of carbohydrates, sugars, proteins and fats in a matter of hours.
