Diverse methods have been developed to detect the footprint of natural selection at the molecular level (reviewed in [ 15, 16]).
"The offer represents an attractive opportunity for both companies to develop their combined footprint, particularly in France, through an expanded offering of household goods and complementary products for the end consumer," Alexandre Nodale, the Conforama chief executive, said in a news release.
More media brands will then acquire these companies to develop a footprint in strategically important markets that allow them to structure large, international deals with advertisers without requiring enormous investments in production and distribution infrastructure.
In this book, I develop the notion of the "compassion footprint". I show how we can expand our compassion footprint as we make every attempt to take better care of the animal beings with whom we share our planet.
With less than 20percentt of its revenue coming from outside the United States, NBC Universal trails other media conglomerates like Walt Disney, which owns ABC, and the News Corporation, which owns the Fox network, in developing a global footprint.
Teh et al. (2006) reported a set of test results investigating the effects of sloping seabed (30° inclined to the horizontal) and footprint on loads developed in jack-up legs.
In the UK, publicly available specification (PAS) 2050 was developed in 2008 to provide a consistent method for quantifying carbon footprints.
The Grand Tour is now available to stream in 200 countries worldwide, though Amazon has remained fairly hush-hush about its plans to develop an international footprint.
In addition, by comparing H-indexes, our findings reveal that the authors involved in such pairs develop a larger scientific footprint than comparable colleagues refraining from patent activity.
Mathis Wackernagel and William Rees of the University of British Columbia, Vancouver, developed the idea in the 1990s of an "ecological footprint," and with it the "global hectare".
