For example, Suaeda maritime, a potential halophyte, occupies 77% of the mesophyll cells of vacuoles [ 32] which makes it capable of accumulating higher concentration of salt as much as 500 mM [ 33].
Gleeson said Brandis had promised to further limit the possible use of the documents after Timor-Leste's legal team raised concerns on Monday that the material also related to potential maritime boundary negotiations, beyond any issue in the arbitration.
Officials in Yemen have suggested they have already disrupted a potential maritime plot.
In this section, we make use of our dataset, MARVEL, for potential maritime applications and vessel verification, retrieval, identity recognition, and attribute prediction and classification.
From this surveillance, 4/111(4%) isolates from domestically raised chicken ceca were resistant to ciprofloxacin, 3 from British Columbia, and 1 from the Maritimes, confirming the potential domestic origin of these strains in retail chicken.
Despite this, the potential for maritime evacuation by private boats and ferries should not be underestimated in Auckland.
A maritime ETS has the potential to engage this sector into cost-efficient emission reduction if designed to account for the special characteristics of the international shipping industry.
Based on the analysis, ocean carriers seem to be unwilling to revise their actual container management strategies focused on maritime repositioning, disregarding the potential and importance of intermodal repositioning approaches based on market collaboration.
Because of its economic and environmental potential, the maritime pine (Pinus pinaster L. Aiton) is one the most important conifer species in the southwestern Mediterranean region.
Mr. Morimoto said he wanted to update a set of guidelines that govern how the two allies' militaries would cooperate during a crisis to include the potential for a maritime clash with China.
