The underlying concept is that a benchmark, which is a convex combination of efficient units, can virtually exist and inefficient ones should attempt to emulate its practices to become themselves efficient.
Such descriptions from the period about 150 years ago virtually exist to an unlimited extension (such as[44 48]).
So, no multiple versions of you on Mycelia (like in Twitter / Youtube/ Facebook), but one identity; your wallet linked where you virtually "exist," and all Mushrooms pull the relevant information from here.
The NCMS offers a unique opportunity to study health insurance schemes because, where it exists, it is virtually universal and exclusive: we need not worry about self-selection or about payments from private insurance schemes.
It would exist virtually, inside the hard drive of a Silicon Graphics workstation and the brain cells of its viewers.
The president of the Jackson County Historical Society, Ralph Freeman, said Braselton was "just a family business big enough to be a town". Others suggested that it was more than that because it had existed virtually unchanged for so long.
The CBS two-part miniseries "The Dovekeepers," which begins Tuesday, is so bad it is virtually impossible to believe it exists in the current landscape of American television.
(Virtually nothing exists online about the studio, and this is the first time it's been talked about in the media).
It exists in virtually all methanotrophs while sMMO has only been shown in certain genera such as Methylococcus, Methylosinus, Methylocystis, Methylomonas and Methylocella (Murrell et al. 2000).
Corruption is something that is relative, and it exists in virtually all economies, not necessarily developing economies or indeed Africa although based on the structures in the more advanced countries, they are able to control or to curb these kinds of practices.
For this week's series of events, the focus is on the mediated landscape, or rather the constructed world as it exists both virtually and in real life.
