The breed's inherent quickness and agility made it ideally suited to the tasks of the developing frontier.
A wry, muted tragedy, this casts Warren Beatty and Julie Christie as the romantic fools (he a gambler, she a brothel madam) skittering on the surface of a developing frontier; their fumbled interactions played out in murmured dialogue and framed by Vilmos Zsigmond's delicate eggshell photography.
Subcellular targeting is defined as engineered nanoparticle intracellular interactions, processing, and trafficking, and is a rapidly developing frontier of biomedical innovation.
BP has the scale and experience to use these new technologies to develop frontiers like the Russian Arctic.
Many of the refugees also refused to relocate from the camps on the outskirts of the capital, wanting to live an urban lifestyle, and objecting to Diem's desire that they help developed inhospitable frontier territory where disease was more common and the economy less developed.
His fund also owns developed-frontier hybrids like East African Breweries, which is half owned by the global beverage conglomerate Diageo, and Nestlé Nigeria.
Moreover, a derogatory term that developed in the frontier West was "Chinaman's chance".
The notion of a Russo-Japanese frontier developed slowly, until the treaty of Shimoda in 1855 marked the start of official relations between Russia and Japan.
However, during the past two to three years, the gap between the trading technologies being used by developed, emerging and frontier markets has been contracting rapidly.
Earlier on Monday, a crush had developed along the frontier after rumors spread that Macedonian authorities had opened the border after several hours of it remaining sealed shut.
Clark Kerr, the first chancellor of the University of California, Berkeley, once coined the term "multiversity" to describe the multiple parallel missions of universities, which includes both teaching and developing the frontiers of human knowledge.
