One of the members, Dr. J.C. Rupe, executive officer' of the U.S. Army Air Defense Human Research Unit is working on a project called Upstream.
It distinguishes it from where the government is creating its own access – so called upstream operations – where they sort of tap the backbones where these communications cross and they try to take them in transit.
He said that the sticker for electric cars should also take note of what are called "upstream emissions," which are pollutants emitted by power plants when they produce the electricity that charges the cars.
Ms. Lopez, according to the documents, gained after-hours entrance to the office building and the office suite where the Association for Competitive Technology has its offices using the pass key of an entity called Upstream Technologies, which had rented an office nearby last month.
In TREBOL, the tree used to forward data packets from the vehicles to the Internet is called Upstream tree.
One part, called upstream collection, allows agencies like the NSA to plug in to the backbone of the internet with assistance from companies like AT&T and sift through large swaths of data.
Those mapped to the 2 kb upstream region of transcription start site (TSS) on the antisense strand were called upstream antisense (ua) RNA reads.
Likewise, root no-consumption gaps are metabolites with producing reactions but no consuming reactions, and the other metabolites blocked by these gaps are called upstream gaps.
However, only one of them, Usf1 (which codes for a transcription factor called upstream transcription factor 1), was more active in mice in which the ClockΔ19 mutation was suppressed.
There is another transcript feature in post-transcriptional regulation which has been well known for S. cerevisiae for almost thirty years, the so called upstream ORFs in 5′ UTRs [ 43, 44].
Mr Jen calls these "upstream currency flows".
