These efforts drew upon hunting, kennel and breeding networks that stretched across Britain and the empire – even to Canada, Australia and India – and, most significantly, into the United States.
Breeding networks were found to be denser than those for other purposes.
Breeding networks were found to be more highly connected with more trade between countries indicating disease may spread more easily through them.
Although some have emphasized the need to breed crops for future climatic conditions (Cutforth et al. 2007; Naylor 2007; Araus et al. 2008), much of the world's farming population relies on landrace populations, not formal breeding networks (Almekinders et al. 1994).
Then they seeded the template with vascular cells from a rat lung, which spontaneously grew to coat the grooves, breeding a network of blood vessels.
Technical constraints, breeding routines, and actor networks all reinforce particular choices from the past, as does the centralized organization of the ESIP team.
In short, distributed social networks are breeding grounds for innovation because they encourage people to think, work and solve problems in new ways.
During the mid 1980'ies a network of hare breeding facilities was established in Denmark, and it was initiated with imported hares primarily from Italy, France, Hungary and Sweden [ 18].
Almost unnoticed by the rest of the Continent, the agribusiness giant has moved into Eastern Europe with the force of a factory engine, assembling networks of farms, breeding pigs on the fast track, and slaughtering them for every bit of meat and muscle that can be squeezed into a sausage.
Almost unnoticed by the rest of the Continent, the agribusiness giant has moved into Eastern Europe, assembling networks of farms, breeding pigs on the fast track and slaughtering them for every bit of meat and muscle that can be squeezed into a sausage.
Through this program, Chitale sends SMS messages to individual farmers in the 10,000-farmer network regarding the health and breeding status of their cows.
