U.S. officials gave their Mexican counterparts access to information involving a group of 20 suspects arrested in Arizona.
Thus produced metal@semiconductor nanocrystals give 2 3 orders of magnitude enhancement in photocatalytic H2 evolution activity relative to their counterparts accessed by conventional methods.
You enter the Futurliner's cab through the door on the vehicle's right front side; its matching left counterpart provides access to the engine compartment beneath the floor of the cab.
Potential economic benefits were the most frequently cited reason to adopt certification, including gaining or maintaining competitive advantage over their industry counterparts, improved access to both domestic and export markets, better customer recognition, and enhanced corporate responsibility practices.
Women start companies with 50% less capital than male counterparts, according Access to Capital by High-Growth Women-Owned Businesses.
Like their subscription-based counterparts, open access journals use editorial oversight and peer review of a manuscript before it can be published.
Shouldn't they too, like their suburban and private school counterparts, have access to information on the Web outside of school?
Notably, female nursing and midwifery personnel (who represent the majority in the sample) are found significantly less likely than their male counterparts to access in-service training, identified not only as an incentive to attract and retain workers but also essential for strengthening human capital and workforce quality.
We subsequently ascertained that Australian death investigations are more standardized than those in the United States, and that US coders have less capacity than Australian counterparts to access medicolegal records to help resolve outstanding questions [[ 22]; personal communication, Robert N. Anderson, National Center for Health Statistics, September 22 , 2008.
We can't follow the people we want to follow,' and ask for special warrants?" "And if these are granted why aren't the politicians asking whether it is a good idea or not?" Last week the Washington Post alleged that the US National Security Agency had worked with British counterpart GCHQ to access the private data networks of Yahoo and Google.
