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Dubb could certainly be useful and would encourage users to expand their friend group just by virtue of having access to each other's contact information.
By virtue of their expanded role, a leader's presence is felt no matter how distant they are.
Both Iran and Turkey have an interest in Iraq's oil wealth - Iran by virtue of having expanded its power and influence over the Shia majority, Turkey from fear that control of the oil-rich city of Kirkuk will pass into the hands of the Kurds.
"The Goodspeed could expand its market and visibility just by virtue of the traffic, and it could be convenient to markets in Hartford and New Haven.
The research in chaos theory has thus expanded to report numerous neural models that, by virtue of their inter-connections, yield chaotic behavior.
As expected from prior reports, deep sequencing greatly expands the number of identified ERs compared to microarrays by virtue of increased sensitivity and interrogation of repeat-rich regions [16].
RR mediated deletions could be visualized after chromosomal integration of fluorescent reporter constructs by virtue of changes in the fluorescence profiles of individual cells within expanding cultures.
The resultant secretion of factors on neighboring epithelial and stromal cells can be profound and everextending, both by virtue of paracrine signaling and by the induction of epithelial motility, which could expand the reprogrammed region.
We could also expand the use of the electronic notebooks by asking students to describe how their thinking has changed by virtue of carrying out this set of exercises.
By virtue of this sharp fall in infant mortality rates, the size of the child and youth segment is also expanding.
