Ivory Coast in 2009/10 represented the single largest origin of cocoa in the world producing 1.242 tones of cocoa or 34.1% of total world production [25].
Between 450,000 and 500,000 Cuban-Americans and Americans visited Cuba, according to tourism industry sources, and food sales increased by $100m £65mm) to $457m, making the US one of Cuba's top 10 trading partners and its second largest origin of tourists after Canada.
The hard, spiky shapes of fossils provided the theme of his large Origins of the Land (1951).
The large origins of these muscles suggest they were of greater importance in Hapalops because of the great anteroposterior length of the oral cavity and posterior displacement of the pharyngeal entrance.
Furthermore, we know of numerous integrations of retroelements [ 10] that make the chromosome region that is devoid of replication origins even larger, assuming origins of replication do not integrate in the nuwt along with retroelements.
The Plaza debacle is emblematic of the problems afflicting millions of property owners in Vegas and around the country–and can explain, in large part, the origins of America's housing crisis.
The significance of Olana's viewshed is tied to a larger concept, the origins of the American attitudes about scenic conservation -- the idea, for example, that it was important to preserve a place like Niagara Falls.
It has further been demonstrated that while the large chromosome origin of replication is similar to oriC of Escherichia coli, the small bears resemblance to those of certain plasmids [ 13].
For very soft crystals, the calculated Peierls stresses are orders of magnitude larger than experimental ones; possible origins of this large discrepancy are discussed.
Several carbons are examined as possible anodes of lithium-ion batteries and the origins of large capacities of less graphitized carbons are debated.
