Growing valuable plants under fine cheesecloth or wire screening that excludes insect vectors also is done.
It helps that his rent has not been raised since 1985, that his customers — typically in their mid-50s — would rather have their teeth pulled than buy something on the Internet, and that his huge collection of out-of-print stock, amassed over 26 years, has grown valuable as an asset, often worth 10 times as much online.
In the meantime, the trees grow more valuable.
As marginalized perspectives grow more valuable to the cultural discourse than ever, it's certainly worth a try.
Almost two decades ago, she said, she and her husband planted the trees so that they would eventually grow into valuable timber for their children.
But outlawing recycling theft as part of the county's larger update of its recycling laws makes sense as the materials grow more valuable, making them more attractive to thieves, said Thomas J. Lauro, commissioner of the Westchester County Department of Environmental Facilities.
As more vehicles carry toll tags, cellphones, telematics systems and other identifying devices, continuous and spatial systems will grow more valuable -- if their proponents can overcome public fears that their use will erode privacy.
Our present work aims to grow the valuable CNT ZnO nanostructures by a simple sol gel method.
Moreover, they do not require arable land where they would compete with the production of food and they can utilize waste water, sea water and industrial CO2 (flue gases) to grow as valuable biomass.
But by granting permission to Google's workers to cash in its IPO so early, Brin is gambling on two factors: that investors are still intrigued enough to buttress the stock price, and that employees will actually demur from a mass dump, opting to hold on to much of the stock in the hopes or faith that the shares will only grow more valuable in the future.
