This certification scheme implies testing all fallen stock over 18 months, which increases the risk of detecting AS cases in these flocks compared to general flocks.
In general, flocks of diving sea birds are a good indicator that there is food in the water.
Te'o's story was the type sportswriters -- or really, journalists in general -- flock toward.
About one month ago at the M.I.T. Sloan Sports Analytics Conference, which he co-founded in 2006, fans and aspiring general managers flocked to Morey.
During the GRACE study, a large EU financed study on acute cough and antibiotic use in adults consulting their general practitioner, flocked nasopharyngeal swabs (Copan) in universal transport medium (UTM) were collected from all patients.
For the general audiences who flock to his lectures, it's enough to witness the ontology of difference explained vis-à-vis Woody Allen's "Love and Death," and to grapple with the notion of chocolate laxative as an "almost Hegelian direct coincidence of the opposites".
What happens when an open source project begets its competitors and, more important, what does it mean for the open source hardware ethos in general if people flock to copies at the expense of the original?
As AllThingsD notes, Wong joins a number of former Googlers at the Flock, "including general counsel Alex MacGillivray, and recent new hire associate counsel Amy Keating".
Even if you're hunting geese and they're abundant, flying in tight formation, it's a bad idea just to aim in the general direction of the flock.
Shopping malls performed well last year, and investors flocked to General Growth's shares, which climbed 33%.
