"We want marketers to have this as the first resource they go to when they are developing their marketing stack," Kaykas-Wolff said.
But the ease and speed with which one can publish on the Web, combined with the critical role that Web search has taken as the first resource for nearly all scientific scholarship, raises new possibilities and the potential for new problems.
Physicians have ongoing contact with their young patients and are trusted by parents as the first resource for health care and referral to other providers.
Considering workers as the second important resources in Dual-Resource Constraint (DRC) settings makes this problem more serious and critical to research because, in reality, jobs cannot be processed if workers, machines, or both are not available.
General pediatric texts were identified as first resources for resolving differential diagnosis and management questions, for general review and for self-education.
The ENA has grown out of the EMBL Data Library which was released in 1982 as the first internationally supported resource for nucleotide sequence data.
It is worth mentioning that, in order to guarantee an RS can forward data to its destination as soon as possible, we adopted the relay first resource allocation strategy (RFRAS).
As well as being the first diplopod genomic resource publically available, T. corallinus also has much to recommend it as a model organism.
Whilst this work has proved useful in its own right as one of the first major resources in these disciplines, its utility could be greatly improved by the application of an ontology for annotation of the nodes and edges in the RDF graph, enabling a much richer range of semantic queries to be issued.
On the top of the list of renewable biomass resources that are suitable for biofuel production is crop straw, which is ranked as the fourth largest energy resources after coal, oil and natural gas.
