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Previously, Simone coordinated one of the largest content creation communities in the world as Director of Marketing at HubPages (which reached its peak as the 45th highest-trafficked site in the US during her tenure).

An NWS assessment of its Hurricane Katrina activity found that because of "the unprecedented detail and foreboding nature of the language used, the statement helped reinforce the actions of emergency management officials as they coordinated one of the largest evacuations in U.S. history".

He said his crew often coordinates one-of-a-kind experiences like chartered yachts to snorkel around exclusive Great Barrier Reef islands and helicopter rides to mountaintops for a picnic and golf practice.

And coordinating one of these maneuvers requires someone with almost military skills -- the tactical flair of a tank commander, the discipline of a drill instructor, the watchful and suspicious eye of a Secret Service agent.

Based on its high amino acid homology to Escherichia coli Endo IV, His-83 is believed to coordinate one of three Zn2 + ions in Apn1's active site similar to His-69 in Endo IV.

So did you know that Herbert Hoover's wife "Lou" served as president of the Girl Scouts and helped coordinate one of the first Girl Scout Cookie Drives in 1935?

6 7 To illustrate, figure 4A shows the Altitude-Adjusted Corrected Geo-Magnetic (AACGM) coordinates, one of the geomagnetic coordinate systems most commonly used in space physics studies.

In our model of the step 3 substrate, the Mg2+ cation coordinates one of the nonbridging oxygens of the phosphate electrophile.

Trp226 is relatively solvent exposed but is located ∼5 Å from the two calcium ions in the structure, and the carbonyl of Trp226 forms a hydrogen bond with the amide hydrogen of Asp235, which coordinates one of the calcium ions.

In the amidohydrolase superfamily (AHS) of enzymes, this invariant aspartate residue (Asp-313 in E. coli CodA) coordinates one of the divalent cations in the active site and functions in proton transfer reactions.

Inferring a gene network for the control of worker ovary activation will help determine how worker sterility is regulated at the molecular level, and will represent our best example yet of how genes interact with each other and with their environment to coordinate one of the best-known forms of reproductive altruism.