"It has to be a clean environment" to make the fakes really work, Mr. Minoso said.
Why? Compare the above author's approach with the one taken by the urban idol Jane Jacobs, who was uniquely successful in using her love of her surrounding built environment to make the case for preserving and expanding it.
While studying both healthy mice and mice with lung and pancreatic cancer, they observed that lactate was collected from the environment to make the same types of molecules that were seen in the DeBerardinis experiments.
Kerr, the author of "Lost Japan" and a longtime resident of Japan, confidently cuts a broad swath across the worlds of architecture, education, politics, cinema, business and the environment to make the case that Japan has fallen victim to its own success.
Do you remember how, in the not-too-distant past, John Prescott told us of his government's determination to cut back on expensive road-building programmes and, in the interest of the public, not to mention the environment, to make the improvement of public transport the priority?
In a long, wide-ranging speech at the National Defense University at Fort McNair, Obama used the depiction of a diminished threat environment to make the case for broad counterterrorism changes, including closing the U.S. military detention center at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, and finding a U.S. site where military commission trials can be held for eligible detainees.
For much of his address, Mr. Clinton reprieved what he considered the triumphs of his own administration, from cutting taxes to cracking down on crime to cleaning the environment to making the world more secure.
Their personal narratives range from achieving success in a negative environment to making the journey from childhood to adulthood to reflecting on how the act of leading changes leaders.
Designing intelligent environments to make the same kind of prediction is a natural extension of sensor-based systems [54].
This heuristic is an evaluation method that exploits the structure of the social environment to make inferences about the relevance of discovered information.
Ecological and landscape genomics are approaches that incorporate information about the phenotype, genotype and the local environment to make inferences about the loci involved in local adaptation.
