knowledge of all sorts to larger segments of the population, especially to workers.
We started down this process of putting larger and larger segments together, and we were going along quite readily.
The principal opposition between segments and their fusion in relation to larger segments is marked; descent is patrilineal.
The next step beyond mapping influence between individuals is to map the influences between larger segments of society.
Long-range contacts are more likely outside the ribosomes after release of larger segments of the nascent chain.
That sort of surge led them to license ever larger segments of their product lines, which industry consultants suspect may have pared earnings growth somewhat.
One analogy is the marketing of premium brand luxury items, at lower cost and larger volumes, to larger segments of the population.
There are many more where democracy and human rights have taken root, governance has improved, civil society has blossomed and opportunities are being extended to ever larger segments of the population.
Half medieval stave church, half Thai wat, its gleaming golden rooftops step up in successively larger segments, like the innards of a matryoshka doll huddling together in the field.
Exceptions like Rover tend to prove the rule when family control also persists on the Continent, long after it passed into the hands of managers and limited liability companies in nearly all larger segments of the UK economy.
We conclude that urban gardens and associated ecosystem services can play an important in urban policies aimed at enhancing quality of life in cities, particularly if access to their benefits is expanded to larger segments of the population.
