After the development of the incandescent gas mantle by Carl Auer, Baron von Welsbach, in the 1880s, thorium came into extensive demand and use, but, when electric power became generally available after 1920, worldwide utilization of thorium gas mantles sharply declined.
We previously hypothesized [6] that in the developing fetus, and in order to meet the extensive demand for the production of hematopoietic cells, all CD34+ cells, regardless of their position in the cell cycle, can sustain and reinitiate blood cell production as hematopoiesis moves from one site to the other during fetal development.
Their participation in coffee seed development was assessed by Joet et al. [ 7], who indicated that RFOs were transiently present during the storage phase and remobilized during mid-stages of development to supply the extensive demand for galactose in galactomannan synthesis.
Extensive demand for housing around India's cities and pervasive corruption often result in builders adding unauthorized floors or putting up illegal buildings.
Based on this, power generation has been effectuated through different sources in order to meet the extensive demands of any geographical and populated area in an efficient and robust manner.
India's youthful population can be viewed as a double-edged sword – capable of bringing great benefit to the country in the decades ahead, but with extensive demands that, under current economic conditions, the country looks unable to fulfill.
Both the defense and prosecution filed motions Tuesday, making extensive demands before a deadline in Kilpatrick's federal racketeering trial.
The MCS in BDVs facilitates to be modified for extensive demands, such as replacing the preloaded transcription terminator or the selection marker.
In addition, modern industrialized society continues to place extensive demands upon already-stressed, degraded ecosystems.
The episode required extensive demands from makeup department head Cheri Montesanto-Medcalf.
