When the album sold more than 250,000 copies locally, it was quickly picked up for international distribution.
Amanda Edmonds, Google's director of strategic partnerships, said that the internet shop would be compatible with most devices, and that - and that buyers would also store a copy locally for access on the move.
If it is forced to import expensive patented versions of these drugs rather than making much cheaper copies locally, Brazil says, it may have to shut down much of its AIDS programme.Clearer rules, pleaseA group of developing countries said in Geneva that the right to cheaper medicine should take priority over the patents held by drug companies.
Or, if you wanted to take it on the go, on your iPod or iPhone, you could download it and store a physical copy locally.
For end users of the apps, it means an easier way to move data between their favorite cloud services, without having to first save a copy locally to their device.
The majority of genome-unique indels had copies locally and were classified as approximate core indels (56.3%) reflecting their locally repetitive nature (Table S1(see Additional file 1)).
We also considered the observed indels in their genomic context and further divided the data into three groups (referred to as "genome classes") based on the presence of copies locally on chromosome 22 or elsewhere in the human genome.
Ours assumes cooperation in the evolutionary sense, so that a complete metabolic neighbourhood (a cooperating "team" of potentially competing replicators) is capable of replicating a focal sequence which thus will have two identical copies locally (apart from mutations).
France principally exported high-fashion women's wear, especially in the form of selected original designs sold to manufacturers abroad to be copied and mass-produced locally.
Genotypes are then imputed in the target by locally copying reference haplotypes that provide the best match.
