As DNA evidence is increasingly used in courtrooms, forensic scientists are struggling to find more-precise ways to analyze smaller and smaller samples that contain multiple contributors — scraped from, say, the trigger of a gun, the handle of a knife or the trim of a scarf.
Leading a team of about half a dozen, Georgina launched Cif in March 2006, determined to make it a place of vibrant debate from multiple contributors.
Clusters arise when business segments require specialization from multiple contributors.
We've written about Switchcam before: The company was originally called Veokami, and the whole idea behind it when founded was to help musicians bring together videos from multiple contributors and make them available for viewers to watch and enjoy.
R. Clarke Cooper, who recently stepped down as head of the organization, told The Huffington Post in December that they received a discount on the New York Times ad -- full-page placements can cost more than $100,000 -- and paid for it by soliciting donations from multiple contributors.
Two common sources of data ambiguity in biological evidence are (a) DNA mixtures from multiple contributors, and (b) low template DNA (LT-DNA) that is under 100 pg in the evidence sample.
Another analysis from Dealbook (which has multiple contributors) noted that senior Justice Department oficial Greg Andres, who worked for Breuer at Justice, went to Covington competitor Davis & Polk.
He used Storyful, an "open newsroom" tool that enables multiple contributors to conduct an investigation based on evidence gleaned from social media, and drew on the knowledge of munitions experts, chemical-weapons inspectors, and civilian opposition activists inside Syria.
Multiple contributors, each with their own 'home' Wave provider, syncing multiple posts.
Another such hub, Wikinews.org, brings together multiple contributors to create news articles that can be surprisingly in-depth.
But as happens so often in science, versions vary, and multiple contributors are fighting over the laurels.
