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But one of the main forms of intellectual property, the patent a temporary monopoly designed to provide an incentive to innovate is increasingly being found wanting, even as the number of applications soars at patent offices around the world.
It'll be just one more sign that the deepest pockets in Asia are increasingly being found in China.
Aging transmission towers are increasingly being found to have insufficient strength to meet increased design wind loads and additional electricity demands.
The Yankee Group has a new report out that says Macs are increasingly being found at the office, with enterprise adoption now at the highest levels since the late 1980s.
Ash trees suffering from symptoms likely to be caused by C. fraxinea are increasingly being found across Europe, including forest trees, urban trees in parks and gardens, and also nursery trees.
By contrast, GM management resulted in (i) a substantial increase in dissolved organic C concentration, (ii) WEOM becoming enriched by hydrophilic aliphatic organic compounds, and (iii) aromatic and fluorescent components increasingly being found at deeper soil layers and hydrophilic aliphatic components at the surface soil.
MCS fisheries officer Bernadette Clarke said mackerel had increasingly been found further north-west in the Atlantic.
But while the company gives 5% of its profits to SolarAid, its social impact can increasingly be found much closer to home.
The Dutch far-right leader Geert Wilders and former UK Independence party leader Nigel Farage could be seen parading around the secure zones for much of the week in a constant reminder that this new nationalism can increasingly be found elsewhere.
We can fight sprawl and mindless development even as we cherish the exuberant nature that can increasingly be found in our own cities, from native gardens to green roofs.
Those numbers have only been growing since, as fentanyl continues to increasingly be found in other recreational drugs.
