Pride of place would go to the world's first driverless bus, running on dedicated roads and providing a rapid link from Charlton station to the venue.
Although little used by passengers, Brill station was valuable as a relatively rapid link between the dairy farms of Buckinghamshire and the markets of Aylesbury and London; around 30 carts per day would deliver milk to Brill station for the first train each morning.
Previously, raised MGP concentrations have been found as a rapid myocardial response to pressure overload, potentially induced by angiotensin II, suggesting a link between neurohormonal disturbances and MGP (41– 41).
For example, it might serve as a rapid and non-invasive status test for patients with complex gastrointestinal and hepatobiliary conditions linked to poor vitamin A absorption [ 22].
These results reinforce the link between environmental exposures, DNA methylation and breast cancer, and support a role for AIMS as a rapid, affordable screening method to identify environmentally induced DNA methylation changes that occur in tumourigenesis.
Xenadrine advertises itself as a "rapid fat loss catalyst".
While nuclear energy will continue to supply much of Western Europe's electricity, analysts say, a rapid expansion is about as unlikely as a rapid phase-out.
As early death is linked to a rapid disease progression [ 53], our results could have implications for estimating the malignancy or toxicity of the AD process, and for selecting correct targets in future clinical trials of disease-modifying therapies.
Singapore's subway operator, SMRT, will build a rapid rail transit link to connect Johor to Singapore by 2018.
Other inflammatory response gene polymorphisms have been linked to a rapid progression of the precancerous cascade, such as those associated with mediators of the innate immune response.
"Germany is changing as shareholding spreads at a rapid rate.
