[BBC producers'] hands have been tied because they can only create for the BBC, which has led to difficulty recruiting the right level of people and coming up with the right ideas in-house.
Long-read technologies, which are being developed in the last few years (Clarke et al. 2009; Eid et al. 2009; Voskoboynik et al. 2013), are specially suited for resolving repetitive regions because repeats only create assembly problems when their length exceeds the read length, i.e., as read length grows the chance of collapsing paralogous copies drops.
Hezbollah officials say they cannot coerce young people, because it would only create rebels like Mr. Olaik.
General Anupong has said he does not want to stage a coup because it would only create new problems.
Presence is necessary for your creativity, because you can only create in this present moment; being present to what is happening now will help you to stay in balance and operate from integrity; and focusing on the present moment will alleviate your fear of competition and allow you to freely collaborate with others.
When this occlusion is released, there is a brief burst of air, which has led linguists to categorize these sounds as "plosives". Others, such as s, z, and v, are grouped together as "fricatives," because they only partially obstruct the airway, creating friction in the vocal tract.
Last May a court in London ruled in favour of Apple Inc, with a judge ruling that iPod and iTunes did not breach the deal because they only conveyed music and did not create it.
We also show that these drugs exert a weak selective pressure for resistance because they create only a weak correlation between drug resistance and cell fitness.
The US is still the home of the biggest technology companies because it values the ability to not only create solutions but build businesses out of them.
That's because globally smart connected devices will not only create a world of smart physical objects, but also a new access point of intelligence into how those objects are used.
