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Once a computer became infected, any thumb drive used on the machine acquired a copy of Agent.btz, ready for propagation to other computers, like bees carrying pollen from flower to flower.

Comparable myths are told in a number of societies where the main means of food production is the cultivation of root crops; the myths reflect the fact that tubers must be cut up and buried in the earth for propagation to take place.

Non-natives with this ability can benefit from a low intensity fire burns that removes surface vegetation, leaving natives that rely on seeds for propagation to find their niches occupied when their seeds finally sprout.

Note that the SN is unlikely to be the first affected site in the central nervous system (CNS) (Braak et al., 2003, 2004); however, we postulate that it is likely to function as a source for propagation to the supratentorial brain.

Braak hypothesized that the medial temporal lobe served as a beachhead for further propagation to the remaining cortex, and interestingly three of the best supratentorial propagators identified here were the parahippocampal gyrus, anterior medial temporal lobe, and hippocampus (Table 3).

The design of the multilayer structure could provide more possibilities for crack propagation to release the stress in the joint.

This is because the length of the present subfault segment in the fault strike direction (80 km) is too large to provide efficient time resolution for tsunami propagation to PG1 and PG2 along the strike.

As a consequence, SCA systems require more flexible policies for exception propagation, to make it possible to deal with situations such as the enabling and disabling of exception handling contexts at runtime or simply the unavailability of certain service components.

Commercial production of sturgeons can decrease pressure on wild populations, by increasing the opportunities for artificial propagation to enhance natural stocks, and producing high value meat, and caviar (Ovissipour and Rasco 2011, Ovissipour and Rasco 2012).

While anterograde transport of newly synthesized virus to the epithelial cell surface and from neuronal cell bodies to the mucosal membrane is crucial for viral propagation to a new host, neither the cellular nor viral molecular mediators are known.

Numerous conditions must be satisfied for annotation propagation to proceed, ensuring high specificity of the annotations produced.