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This review concentrates on the design strategies for the construction of luminescent SMMs referring to the organic chromophores and transition metal-containing chromophores as the antennas, as well as the recent examples of luminescent SMMs.
Destroying stockpiles of seized ivory, as the recent examples of the U.S. and China have demonstrated, is a great way to raise awareness about the elephant poaching crisis and reminds current and potential buyers to eschew ivory.
Interestingly, not all genes encoding centrosomal or pericentrosomal proteins cause ciliopathies, as the recent examples involving Seckel syndrome (primordial dwarfism) have shown [ 38, 39].
As the recent example of Instagram shows, users revolt when internet companies overstep the digital trust line.
President Obama is a centrist and continually states, as does Michelle, that they need us to educate and organize in order for him to do what's right such as the recent example with gay rights.
The failure of immunization delivery in one country can precipitate the return of a disease in surrounding countries, as the recent example of polio in Nigeria shows [ 3].
This is not as self-evident as one might assume judging by the recent examples of revealed fraud cases [ 2, 3].
There's political science data that contradicts this theory, as does the recent example of John Kerry's 2004 presidential campaign.
"Even if we were to shut down the program — for instance, as with the recent example of Google Reader for RSS — Sync users will still be able to use Sync," a spokesperson tells me.
Circuit-host interactions (Figure 7) can drastically influence dynamics as evidenced by this work and the recent example of circuit-induced growth retardation leading to bistability [54].
If Bloomberg and the IRS have engaged in the activities being reported, they do not stand out as coincidental exceptions, but as the most recent examples of powerful entities doing things to further erode institutional trust.
