One of them was the discovery that X chromosome inactivation happens not once, but twice, during development – first in all cells designated to building the placenta, then again in some cells sent off to build the embryo.
Shaun Donovan, the Secretary of Housing and Urban development, is the one designated to stay away (although Hillary Clinton is on the road, too).
Bills are pending in both houses of the Legislature to designate the development one of the first "Urban Energy Technology Demonstration" projects under the state's energy master plan.
Prior to the second half of the nineteenth century, the term was used primarily, if not exclusively, in an embryological sense to designate the development of the individual embryo.
In order to control this effect of overfitting, we split the data set of 334 students into two random subsamples A and B. Sample A, designated as the development sample, was used to construct various scales from the item pool.
The council is asking city planners to increase zoning in the designated locations to permit the development of 12 million square feet of space: 9 million commercial and 3 million residential.
A significant turning point for Woodstock came in 2007 when the Cape Town council designated the area as a priority urban development zone (UDZ) for urban upgrades, a mechanism designed to support the growth of the CBD eastwards.
The potential conflict groups singled out in the following studies are: owners of plots with developments, owners of land designated for development in the area development plans and woodland owners (Table 5).
The village will have to persuade landowners on the site that is designated for development to sell, or force them to sell using its powers of eminent domain.
Pier 40 also happens to be one of the piers designated for commercial development, with revenues to cover park maintenance.
