Local homes have been destroyed to build compounds for expatriates, with treated water trucked in from the White Nile and electricity provided by constantly humming generators.
In January this year, gamers produced the first crowdsourced protein redesign – revving up the performance of an enzyme for one of the most important reactions organic chemists use to build compounds ranging from drugs to pesticides.
At the center is a newly built compound, with guard towers on each corner.
The creator of reality TV series "The Bachelor" and "The Bachelorette" had little trouble finding a match for his newly built compound, which closed sale in about five weeks for $11.4 million.
In this paper, we use a well-known 2-fold concept, with one part of the data to built compound covariate and the remainder part for testing if there is association between survival outcomes and the score to ensure correct p-values in the training data set.
One of them was Hallawa Rasheed, a woman I had met last year during a visit to Shoresh, a district in Chamchamal where the P.U.K. has built compounds to house women and children who are known here as "Anfal widows" — the wives of the tens of thousands of Kurdish men rounded up by Saddam's regime in the Anfal campaign.
Neo-Nazis recruited young skin-heads and built compounds as did the heavily-armed white supremacists of Elohim City.
With Salmon's help, Aguigui devised a scheme to buy ninety acres in Washington State and build a compound for the militia.
He had used the money from his fishing to build a compound of small houses, which he rented out, and he regularly won contracts to mow the lawn inside the oil terminal.
The decision to build the compound had come to her father, she said, when Cruise noted that Holmes was exhibiting signs of cellular memory with subversive acts such as wearing jeans in public.
