Finally, and most importantly, it establishes a connection between Washington's character in the most formative stage of its development and the raw, often savage, conditions in that expansive area called the Ohio Country.
Tennis seems to have treated the development of raw materials with the same wary eye.
The research program involved three stages: (i) development and characterization of the raw materials (cork lightweight concrete and small diameter Maritime pine logs), (ii) development and characterization of the structural connections and (iii) characterization and validation of the structural panel itself.
Now, Forbes.com joins the handful of consumer portals offering real-time data with minimal development costs to integrate the raw NASDAQ or BATS data.
These are supported only by the revenues produced by the very structures being financed or, in some cases, by nothing more substantial than the promise of revenues from the development of raw land.
As established in the measure development study, raw scores were the total number of seconds of intrusive physical help or touch [ 35].
For instance, the development of raw material prices (usually commodities like cereals, oil crops or lignocellulosic biomass) may be influenced by e.g. impacts from climate change or productivity gains in agriculture and crop losses.
Additional file 2: Contains three worksheets with data from the filter development experiment: Worksheet 1 filter_raw"—contains the raw read counts for all gene models (column header = "locus_tag") in the D. discoideum genome.
All recipients had to agree, a priori, and in writing that if anything commercially valuable came from their work, the country of origin must be involved in its development, and most importantly, that the raw material should come from their waters (lands).
Each represents an effort to gussy up the raw economics of land development with the comforting, familiar tropes of the knowledge economy.
