Power clings to the passé, retreating from the cutting edge, running safe TV shows, choosing scientific stasis.
Although Allosaurus did not have sabre teeth, Bakker suggested another mode of attack that would have used such neck and jaw adaptations: the short teeth in effect became small serrations on a saw-like cutting edge running the length of the upper jaw, which would have been driven into prey.
FSE leads cutting-edge research, runs a robust teaching program, and directs science and policy advising.
However, in case their cutting-edge technology ran into difficulties, NASA demanded that PE sub-contract to Kodak to construct a back-up mirror using traditional mirror-polishing techniques.
In addition to strengthening the research proposal, grant funds can then be used to offset some of the extra costs associated with running a cutting-edge laboratory course.
It is built on the LAMP (Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP/Python) software stack, which started as a single server and has now progressed to a six-server cluster running cutting-edge high availability software and hardware.
Science has come a long way from the time when cutting-edge molecular biology was running gels.
At the University of California, Davis, in 1964, he went cutting-edge with a run of exploratory works in many mediums.
We want to take small, cutting edge, quietly run companies and help develop their future.
The cutting edge should run the full length from tip to the hilt.
