If you take materials from nature, be sure to comply with local regulations on taking plant and animal material from the environment.
The new version, which premiered in London's West End in 2004 with a book by Julian Fellowes has taken material from the Travers books as well as the Disney movie and created sort of a hybrid version of Mary Poppins.
In subsequent experiments, Hwang's team claimed to have overcome this concern by taking nuclear material from one volunteer and placing it in the egg of another, thus creating an embryonic clone matched to the nuclear donor.
Ms. Mutu asserted her own control by taking this material and making something new from it: intensely aestheticized cyborgs, bodies that won't stand still, won't be pinned down, colonized, won't behave in expected, unconfusing ways.
Aeromonas spp. cause similar nosocomial infections and has similar antibiotic susceptibility with pseudomonas spp. Therefore, in the second stage of our study, beginning with 100 ppm, we applied decreasing concentrations of hypochloric acid in transportation fluids, observed bacterial growth by taking specimens from transport material and oral flora of hirudo medicinalis.
Over the years, researchers have developed coral as a bone grafting material by taking calcium carbonate from the exoskeleton of sea coral and converting it into a mineral called coralline hydroxyapatite.
A contractor who had a storage facility close by, kept receiving visits from juveniles who jumped the fence and took material for the work.
This term is being increasingly used by environmental groups to describe a new form of "colonial pillaging" in which western corporations reap profits by taking out patents on indigenous materials from developing countries and turning them into lucrative products.
The Acetosolv process is an organosolv treatment that has been used to separate cellulose, hemicellulose and lignin from lignocellulosic material by taking advantage of the higher affinity for the lignin oligomers to dissolve in organic solvents.
