Benkler has produced reports or served in an advisory capacity for a range communications and intellectual property regulators and policy makers at the national and international levels.
The new ship had four fewer 6 inches guns, but twice the coal capacity for improved range and a longer, slightly narrower hull for more speed.
This fits well with the hypothesis that having nonsymptomatic GJH may even be an advantage for selection into certain elite sports, such as ballet, dance, and gymnastics, due to the capacity for increased range of movement [ 5, 64, 65].
The features of species that have gone extinct or are nearly extinct (population turnover, reproduction, capacity for recovery, range and distribution, commonness and/or rarity, trophic level) often contribute to their disappearance (Dayton et al. 1995; Roberts and Hawkins 1999).
"It likely involved planning over several months and it shows they have developed the capacity for long-range attacks".
In conjunction with recently published results showing that charophytes have a capacity for long-range polar auxin transport [ 41], the regulation of these aspects of gametophore development in Physcomitrella raises the possibility that auxin transport could be a core mechanism for plant development that was recruited from the gametophyte to the sporophyte during land plant evolution.
Additionally, continued global use and unintentional production of these chemicals may contribute to ongoing U.S. population exposure given that these chemicals have the capacity for long-range transport, appearing in locations far from where they are manufactured or used (Fisher 1999).
CNTs have large surface area and high adsorption capacity for a wide range of organic and inorganic species.
It can be observed that BTB SCM outperforms WTB SCM on the basis of total outage capacity for the given range of SNR.
A dynamic Calvet calorimeter SETARAM C80 (Calvet and Prat 1963) was used to measure the specific heat capacity for the temperature range from 25too 200 °C.
