This means big isn't necessarily open data; mobile phone records, for example, remain the property of mobile phone companies.
This certainly helped, though the OECD reports that Japanese electricity and telecoms prices, for example, remain the highest among that organisation's rich-country members.
The rate ratio for the crowding variable, for example, remained the largest, increasing from 2.05 to 2.18 among the U.S.-born and from 1.16 to 1.21 among the foreign-born.
Some proteins, for example, remain within the ER, whereas others are sent to the Golgi apparatus, which lies next to the ER.
The eggs of the mosquito Aedes vexans, for example, remain in diapause until the damp soil on which the eggs are laid is flooded to form a pool suitable for the larvae.
There is also more to do in countries like the UK, where the experiences of LGBT people in London, for example, remain a world away from the experiences of those in many other parts of the country.
Latinas, for example, remain fairly elusive on the show, as do South and East Asian women, but part-Asian women have become mainstays, and often go far.
Frank Jackson, who first proposed the Mary scenario, and David Chalmers, who gave the most influential formulation of the zombie example, remain philosophical naturalists.
Bank of America's ratings, for example, remain five notches higher on the Moody's scale than they would be without government backing.
Informal CTC health service providers are, very often, the most accessible health-care providers, for example, they remain the main sources of family planning services in urban slums.
Homosexual acts, for example, remain illegal.
