Both companies also have ambitions to go beyond consumers and SMBs to attack the enterprise market, but they're moving upstream in doing so.
Nevertheless, Martin suggests, the burrow-makers could have been marine creatures, especially juveniles, that simply moved upstream in a bottom-hugging mass of saltwater during an extended drought or other period of low flow in the ancient river.
First, the RFA specified girls' development through puberty as the health outcome, which represents a breakthrough in moving "upstream" in breast cancer research.
Starting in 1993, it tried to move upstream into exploration and production the more profitable end of the oil industry.
"The more you can move upstream into this, the better".
For Homejoy, the test could enable the company to move upstream into higher-margin businesses.
Birds are migrating, fish like striped bass are starting to move upstream, and, in the Northeast, wherever you turn, on foot or by boat, you are met by thick, tall walls of feathery reeds that border almost every creek and channel.
As temperatures warm, fish will move upstream to stay in water that is cold enough for them.
Newcastle University Boat Club had owned a boathouse on the site since 1929, but in 1951 the British Electricity Authority requisitioned it, forcing the club to move upstream to its current location in Newburn.
