"When there becomes available a critical mass of retail space in a particular marketplace, you have the opportunity of changing that marketplace," said Brad Mendelson, executive vice president of the commercial brokerage Cushman & Wakefield's retail services group.
The selected system provided the opportunity of changing the membranes morphology systematically via phase separation by nucleation and growth of polymer lean phase, spinodal decomposition and nucleation and growth of polymer rich phase mechanisms.
Five: You have an opportunity of changing the world.
Application of hemicyanine dye borate salt as photoinitiating system gives opportunity of changing the usefulness region of these photoinitiators by changing the chromophore structure.
Furthermore, the approach can be applied to all patients requiring adjuvant therapy, in contrast to the minority with large cancers eligible for classical neoadjuvant treatment, and results can be obtained quickly with the opportunity of changing therapy if required.
Interestingly, provision of T cell help to naive or tolerant immature B cells increased the numbers of B cells that neither bound HEL nor expressed IgMa, suggesting that T cell signals afforded the B cells an opportunity of changing their specificity.
The use of water quality tenders to reveal the opportunity costs of changing agricultural practices can help policy makers to understand the potential costs of misallocating public resources and to design better ways of achieving water quality improvements.
Furthermore, DNA replication is also known to provide a critical window of opportunity for changing epigenetic states, which can drive cellular differentiation during development (Probst et al., 2009).
It misses important opportunities for changing things that matter.
With artificial intelligence, Minsky envisioned a great new opportunity for changing our methods of education.
Minsky and Papert, among others, see in the machines a great new opportunity for changing our methods of education.
