A central slice (approximately 1.5 mm thick, periderm attached) along the apical to basal axis from each of the five tubers was consolidated for each replicate, collectively frozen at −80°C and lyophilized.
I was onstage next with a collection of startups which, while very different from each other, collectively embody a willingness to pursue alternative display methods — holography and projection — as businesses.
The participants have at least 1,000 employees each and collectively employ about nine million workers.
Mutual regulation is strongest between intimate pairs, but human beings regulate each other collectively as well.
The 674 Cobalt investors paid an average £117,000 each, £79m collectively, or 30% of the £264m total cost of buying the data centres.
Most of the fees were less than $200 each, but collectively they could raise millions of dollars for loan servicers at a time when the other side of the business, mortgage origination, has faltered.
The three most common species in each country collectively covered 56% of the total growing stock.
The five papers we now present each and collectively show how livestock's access to optimal pasture and water is compromised or assisted by these non-biological human factors.
Each village collectively owns and governs a forest territory whose boundaries are known though not marked.
