Together, the genes can set off the development of a petal or any other part of an Arabidopsis flower.
"The National Rifle Association and its allies in Congress have largely succeeded in choking off the development of evidence upon which that policy could be based".
On the same day that Mr. Nassi bought the property, the previous owner sold off the development rights to a nearby building owner, and Mr. Nassi had to buy them back before he could add another floor.
He joked about his hockey team's fortunes and told the audience, yes, he wanted to make money off the development, but he would hear them out and address their concerns as he pushed his latest Long Island project forward.
The Regents also put off the development of new English tests for 9th and 10th grades; the tests were intended to provide an extra source of information for the new evaluation systems for teachers and principals.
People really felt that everyone present could and should have done better.' The idea of peeling off the development aspects of the deal, was floated by Mandelson after the talks collapsed last week, but rejected by WTO director-general Pascal Lamy, who wants negotiations to cover the whole Doha package.
The idea that German scientists worried about the morality of atomic war and tried to head off the development of a bomb was given wide currency in "Copenhagen," Michael Frayn's award-winning play, which focuses on a pivotal meeting in September 1941 between Werner Heisenberg, the scientific head of the German nuclear project, and Niels Bohr, his Danish mentor.
In a sea of fundraising announcements, it's tempting to shrug off the development.
Motorola recently announced that they would be tapering off the development of Motoblur, and now we know why.
Two chemists, one who kicked off the development of Viagra and another who is a YouTube celebrity, have received knighthoods in the New Year Honours.
