Travel niche sites are growing, particularly those that cater to tourists in search of a so-called adventure travel -- trips built around scuba diving, surfing, fishing, skiing, rock-climbing, kayak ing and other exotic activities.
But they tend not to engage in the more exotic activities that are drawing the attention of bean-counter busters.
The monomeric enzyme possesses a highly exotic kinetic activity profile with an unusual sigmoidal dependence on glucose concentration.
In a letter to Mr. Paulson on Monday, Mr. Schumer, chairman of the Joint Economic Committee, urged the Treasury to demand that banks receiving capital eliminate their dividends, restrict executive pay and stick to "safe and sustainable, rather than exotic, financial activities".
Who knew at the time (not we children, certainly, growing up more than 30 years ago in small-town Minnesota) that playing and getting hurt would come to be regarded later on as exotic, threatened activities sorely in need of a cultural revival led by concerned adults?
These choices are of the right models (Shakespeare, Chapman, Homer) and the right mode of attention — not the (exotic but tedious) activity of the first lines, but the awesome passivity of the last.
And bilingualism, once an exotic and politically suspicious activity, is on the rise as well.
The Westside is a hotbed of culinary activity because exotic ingredients are readily available here and residents can afford to buy them, said Pauline Adam of UCLA Extension's culinary arts program.
Therefore, the aim of this study was to survey a wide range of Australian honey sourced from different native and exotic flora for antimicrobial activity.
This disparity could be due to differences in THI values, which required higher thermoregulatory activities in exotic breeds of rabbit in Ibadan to effectively lower body temperature, thus confer better thermoregulatory activities on the exotic breeds.
