When the screening process was made more selective, the general trends seen in the main Harvest plot were essentially unchanged.
Where Menefee has been actively exploiting cloud computing as a means of transforming his organization's information systems, Kochar is making more selective use of the technology – while at the same time trying to rationalize cloud initiatives bubbling up from different divisions within the company.
He has since softened his tone, but he still believes that immigration policy must be made more flexible and more selective: in the plain German used by the opposition, "fewer immigrants who need us, and more of those we need".
In the first section, we cover the design of stimulation electrodes and how they can be made more efficient by consuming less power, more selective by reducing coactivation of nontarget elements, and less damaging to the tissue and residing neurons during stimulation.
The secondary mutations form at a standard mutation rate, but are made more likely on selective medium by the increasing number of cells in the colony.
Suddenly, the objections to such a court are being made more vociferously: it might be selective, it might be misused, even "good guys"—peacekeepers, say, who just happened to make a few mistakes might be mischievously brought to trial.Fair objections, all of them, up to a point.
As screen space shrinks consumers will make more selective choices about what their "bare essentials" are in communications.
However, the present findings suggest a further means by which adaptive deep brain stimulation might be made potentially more efficient and selective.
"We are making it more selective," he added.
These findings suggest that the use of vasopressin as a pressor in clinical medicine could be made safer and perhaps more effective using selective activation of V1a-R or blockade of V2-R.
