At its core, the domestic cultivation of industrial hemp is a simple matter of agriculture and economics that has nothing to do with drug policy at all, and shouldn't even be tied to the otherwise raging debate about marijuana laws in America.
In the internal valleys, herding is the core activity with date cultivation as an auxiliary one, but assumes core status seasonally.
I schematically illustrate the alternation between subsistence activities by comparing mostly herding and fishing while neglecting a miscellany of other activities: On the coastal plains, fishing is the core activity, while date cultivation and herding are auxiliary ones.
In the third device, a glass rod is fixed horizontally with rubber rings in the core of a tubular cultivation vessel consisting of two half-pipes.
"Call Me Maybe" was a dream and a nightmare that came at the expense of victories an artist might typically achieve during the formative stages of a career: the cultivation of a core fan base, critical success, a sense of trajectory.
Compared to Xenopus oocytes, HEK293 or CHO expression systems are often considered more reliable because of their mammalian origin and because of their cultivation at body core temperature.
In contrast, subsequent cultivation of the cores in an organotypic culture revealed that significant cell death only occurred after 48 hours in the treatment group, but regrowth of tumour cells was observed after 72 hours.
There is some debate over just what constitutes the Italian vocal tradition, but at the core of every definition is the cultivation of lyricism.
As the cultivation processed, the pellet-like cores became smaller, and more cell material displaying the pellet-like morphology was formed.
Conversely, Ishimura et al. (2015) discovered new event deposits (E1.5 deposits) between the E1 and E2 deposits that are below the cultivation soil in the HGS cores (Fig. 3, Additional file 2: Figure S2).
