The contribution of life sciences to the Knowledge-Based Bioeconomy (KBBE) asks for the transition of contemporary, gene-based biotechnology from being a trial-and-error endeavour to becoming an authentic branch of engineering.
After he retired from the game in 2004, Baggio was much celebrated for his charitable endeavours, which included becoming a global ambassador for the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations in 2005.
Until very recently, this has been impractical for the study of human obesity but such endeavours are now becoming possible through major technical and computational advances.
In that endeavour, intellectual property is becoming increasingly important.There are limits to the optimism about India and China.
This has repercussion not only for the object-pole of the scientific endeavour (where 'objects' are becoming increasingly artificial, modifiable and technologically reproducible with the help of high-tech research equipment), but also for the subject-pole.
Yet these days merely turning up to lend vocal support to your team's endeavours on the pitch is becoming unusual.
In October 1769, Endeavour reached the coastline of New Zealand, becoming the first European vessel to do so since Abel Tasman's Heemskerck in 1642.
In addition, classical problems such as assembly are becoming feasible for large-scale endeavours, such as the Genome 10K project which seeks to assemble the genomes of 10 000 novel species (Genome 10K Community of Scientists, 2009).
Just as it is accepted that TESOL practice has developed as a de-centralised transnational polyglot endeavour (Canagarajah 2006), we predict that multiple CFL communities are becoming autonomous, diverse, and flexible entities.
Despite much endeavour these remained elusive, sometimes with the suspicious characteristic of becoming less active as they became more pure.
