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But it is just one example of the diverse ways that the phones have been used since their introduction in Japan two years ago and in the United States and Europe over the past several months.

The variety of roles that zinc (Zn) plays in cellular processes is a good example of the diverse biological utility of metal ions.

A beautiful example of the diverse terrain at Olympic National Park.

Naranjo's book is a fascinating example of the diverse roads by which serious thinkers in different fields are arriving at the conclusion that we have come to the end of the period of pursuing rapid economic growth, which over the last few hundred years has done such great damage not only to our planet but to all living things, including ourselves.

Here's hoping this initiative can get off the ground and make our medium, the city of LA, already the prime US example of the diverse city of the 21st century into the most nurturing, welcoming, petri dish in all the land.

Taken together, we demonstrate that SR-B1 is another example of the diverse spectrum of receptors that recognize mycobacteria in vitro but is redundant in the extremely complex macrophage-mycobacterium interaction in vivo.

This review presents examples of the diverse architecture, either elucidated or anticipated, and the high degree of modularity of the corresponding respiratory electron transport processes found in Bacteria and Archaea, and relates these to their respective bioenergetic mechanisms of proton motive force generation.

Figure 5 shows examples of the diverse domain structures for the [SG]-P-C-[KR]-P proteins with a representative member (see supplementary material, Supplementary Material online, for full results).

It's just another example of the increasingly diverse workforce being represented by unions today.

An example of this diverse range is shown for Participant 8 in Fig.  4.

Examples of these diverse challenges have been demonstrated in the book The Material World that provides detailed, thought-provoking visual and written portraits of "statistically average" families and their households in 30 nations around the world (Menzel 1994).