In the former instance, savings principally come from lower costs of perforation, geothermal probes and their related cables/hoses, whereas in the latter chiefly from reduction of linear meters of the boreholes.
Another reason to question whether log-linear survival under chemical mutagenesis is due chiefly to base changes comes from recent work measuring retention of protein function for genes subjected to various base substitution rates.
The wife of the vice presidential candidate of the New Patriotic Party26 (who himself comes from the chiefly Mamprusi ethnic group) is of Fulani extraction.
Much of this methane comes from biological sources, chiefly the microbes that McKay studies, and its presence on Earth is a signpost for life.
Brooker comes from a comedic background, and is known chiefly as a satirist in his native England.
This one comes from an acquaintance, who would prefer to remain anonymous, chiefly because he fears retribution if his name is known.
The term comes from the Greek koine ("common" or "shared"), although the variety was based chiefly on the Attic Greek dialect.
In much of Zambia, from the upper Kafue to the Malawi border, there are legends of tribes being founded by chiefly families who came from Luba country in what is now southeastern Democratic Republic of the Congo.
I was led down the back stairway into the dim recesses of the basement, which was sort of like going backstage at a high-tech theatre, and into a small, windowless room filled with editing machines, lit chiefly by light coming from two screens — a television and a glowing PowerBook.
Unlike the last clean-tech wave, which was largely funded by government money doled out to politically connected groups, this wave is a largely "invisible" trend funded chiefly by private money coming from venture capitalists, angel investors and private-equity funds.
