During a trip to Damascus, Californian musician Mark Gergis heard a Souleyman tape blaring from a market stall and started bulk-buying his work, eventually compiling his best tracks for the Sublime Frequencies label, a process that brought Souleyman to western audience.
The FDA's action was prompted by language in a sprawling federal spending bill passed by Congress recently, which instructed regulators to forbid the sale of genetically engineered salmon until the agency finalizes rules about how it should be labeled -- a process that potentially could take years.
For example, Figure 1 was generated only by clicking two menu options and selecting one visual item and gene/condition labels, on a process that takes not more than 5 min (see Supplementary Video at http://vis.usal.es/bicoverlapper2/docs/tour.mp4).es/bicoverlapper2/docs/tour.mp4
Since taking over Sony, Mr. Morris has replaced top executives in Sony's international division and streamlined the label structure, a process that resulted in dozens of layoffs and shuttered several prominent labels, like Jive and Arista.
A Wittig reaction, for example, is a useful label for a process that has a very large number of variants.
On the basis of the observed pattern, the first factor was interpreted and labeled as a process factor (process; Salthouse, 2010) and the second as a product factor (product; Salthouse, 2010).
Even so, she has written to her representatives in Congress and to NSF Director France Córdova asking them to examine what she labels an "Orwellian process" for vetting rotators like herself.
In the "old" days, the company had to ship samples of its labels by mail, a process that took two months; today it can deliver its samples in two weeks.
Hence also another recent habit, that of labelling a commonsense process with a baffling phrase, and adding a trademark sign to it.Baffling: now there's a leading piece of thought.
With that action, Democrats could claim success in obstructing what they labeled a "dysfunctional process" on a bill that they viewed as "a step backwards" for DOE research.
