Ray Rogers had nurtured this entry for more than eight years, allowing the original bulb to develop offsets, which then formed a clump of bulbs, each sending up spectacular stalks with bright scarlet flowers.
It has been found that the developed offset-free method is able to eliminate the steady-state offset, while taking into account known and unknown disturbances.
Approximately 50% of all subadult Triceratops skulls have two thin areas in the frill that correspond with the placement of "holes" in Torosaurus skulls, suggesting that holes developed to offset the weight that would otherwise have been added as maturing Triceratops individuals grew longer frills.
In voles, the first and second cusps to develop are offset from one another laterally, whereas they are parallel in mice.
Although modified amplification regimes have been developed for offsetting the effect of PCR bias [ 8] and methods based on direct sequencing of DNA (without the need for PCR amplification) are on the horizon [ 9], PCR amplification bias remains an important issue.
Christophe Sinclair, chief executive of Mattel, said the company was "aggressively developing plans to offset the Disney Princess revenue gap".
So, they think, could the UN's Clean Development Mechanism (CDM), which finances greenhouse-gas reduction measures in developing countries to offset emissions in rich ones.Much more to doThese estimates work on the basis of current policies.
The way this works, Mr. Rau said, is that companies like Climate Wedge invest in projects in developing countries that offset emissions from European countries participating in carbon trading (such projects would encompass efforts to capture methane gas emitted from landfills, for example).
Of course, the growing market for electronics in the developing world will offset some of that environmental benefit.
