This idea implies that after crossing the BBB, HCD is endocytosed by neurons, complexes with cholesterol in LEs/LYs and together with the NPC2 protein facilitates movement of stored cholesterol.
Her incremental loosening of the dress code is a sign of her approach: an oh-so-gentle movement of the stores to a younger, funkier market, she has demonstrated, will be the hallmark of her tenure.
Hazen made requisition upon the selectmen of the river towns to provide teams for the movement of his stores.
These include indoor navigation and points of interest, or more industrial use-cases, such as tracking the movement of items stored in a warehouse.
Target faced a boycott movement, hundreds of store protests, an anti-Target group on Facebook and a shareholders' resolution to revise its political spending process.
Descriptive data on potential covariates (referred to in Figure 1 as contextual factors – these include factors such as frequency of food delivery, population movement, functioning of store equipment, retail practice) will be collected weekly for all communities through a structured survey administered over the course of the study.
In this case, the GIS system would be used only as a spatial-related database of ground movement for storing, displaying, and updating the inputted data.
Some merchants visualize mechanized movement of pedestrians between stores.
Inside, as I walked into a room with about dozen television screens in the center of it, some twenty young engineers feverishly looked ahead, typing on their computer keyboards, checking the movement of data packets storing information, the setting looked like a very sophisticated command center.
Along the same lines, certain retailers are using smart phones to track the movement of customers in their store to gather information on what products they look at and for how long -- similar to how Amazon tracks online shopper habits so it can direct them to other products that algorithms determine they might be interested in.
