Reports of the talks confounded many in the book business, who wondered why a highly profitable, rapidly expanding company like Gemstar would consider merging with a low-margin, slower-growing company like Barnes & Noble.
Coastal and transitional areas represent highly dynamic, rapidly changing environments subjected to multiple interactions with the marine-land-fluvial systems related processes.
The sponges obtained were highly porous, rapidly swelled in water, and were stable in vitro for at least 11 weeks in aqueous media at 37°C.
It should be no surprise that PAEs that harm patients are frighteningly common in this highly technical, rapidly changing, and poorly integrated industry.
But importantly, they share a comparable consumer profile to the highly dense, rapidly urbanizing Chinese market where the entire household, not just the smartphone, is up for grabs.
Conventional local path planning algorithms [11 22] assume the use of a robotic platform with Ackermann steering model, as well as highly accurate, rapidly scanning range sensors producing highly dense data.
We now know that all three are essential for success in our highly networked, rapidly changing technological age.
They are distinguished by their zygodactylous feet; their separately mobile, stereoscopic eyes; their very long, highly modified, rapidly extrudable tongues; their swaying gait; and crests or horns on their distinctively shaped heads.
HMOX1 was highly and rapidly induced, independently of p53.
The tetraol proved highly sensitive, rapidly undergoing ring chain tautomerization or elimination under basic or acidic conditions, respectively.
