"The local fire departments also went downstream and set up a series of containment devices," he said.
Together, the metrics provide a good indicator of the wisdom of going downstream and suggest the type of downstream business model that makes the most sense.
"One of the dominant concerns about these pharmaceuticals," he said, "is that the antibiotics are not being treated in the sewage effluent and therefore are going downstream, and someone's pumping it out and drinking it".
You see it in lighting, too, where we've gone downstream and worked with customers to come up with lighting solutions in light-emitting diodes and high-intensity discharge lamps that we manufacture.
If nothing else, know that everything goes downstream and these mountains filter a lot of water for a lot of people and they're being destroyed.
These salmon ascend the river in late summer to spawn and then go downstream the following year to spend the next two or three years in the ocean.
Released eggs go downstream into the duodenum again and are discharged with the host faeces closing the life cycle [67, 68].
In that case, Qc is a forking path common cause of Qa and Qb: to go downstream from Qc to Qa, follow the part of P that lies between Qc and Qa to go downstream from Qc to Qb (without intersecting the path to Qa), first take the part of P that lies between Qc and Qd, and then follow P′ to Qb.
Right now, about 4percentt of the stocked salmon live long enough to go downstream to the ocean, Mr. Gephard says, and of those just 1percentt come back as adults.
"Venture is obsoleting itself as private equity and family offices increasingly go downstream because they're willing to seek venture-style returns in verticals that venture capital is not prepared or is less educated about".
