"We focused on artists who work and live near the geographic locations where the exhibition was going to be hosted; in this case, Europe and the United States," they add.
But we learned using the hosted environment that, in many cases, it is desirable to actually copy the data before sending it to the another process.
Tells about a voter registration event hosted by Bezuidenhout.
This change in lethality can be important for instance in cases of human-hosted bacteria producing toxic by-products: in order to save the useful symbiosis with these commensal bacteria, a selective (but not lethal) inhibition of the toxic processes must be pursued [ 54, 55].
If a neighboring gene (or a host gene exon in case of an intronically hosted gene) is less than 5 kb away, the search space is reduced and truncated at this neighboring gene (or exon) boundary.
In absolute numbers, niches 1 5 hosted 169, 0, 46, 164, and 0 human cases, and included 14, 0, 12, 12, and 0 spatial units with human cases, respectively.
At the same time, he has hosted private meetings to make the case for legalizing gay weddings in New York to other conservatives.
One of the big advantages of a hosted VoIP service is business continuity in case of an outage the phone equipment isn't on the customer's premises.
Additional resources were also developed to accompany the case scenarios: eight podcasts were recorded with individual experts, such as the Chief Executive of Action on Elder Abuse, discussing practitioners' responses to elder financial abuse; these were hosted alongside more detailed examples of the case scenarios to compliment the training tools.
"Virtual machine"s typically boot a "Hosted Operating System", which might contain – depending on the case – specialised drivers to operate on virtualised devices.
