"If there's organic organizing activity, probably Ron Paul's the most perceptible organization like that in the state right now, with new people who haven't been involved before," said Matt Strawn, the Iowa Republican chairman.
It can overstimulate organic activity in water, scientists say, leading to algae blooms that eat up the oxygen needed by animals and fish.
The authors found organic chemicals and mineral precipitates associated with globules that may have been formed, in part, by organic activity.
The research question we've been asking ourselves is whether there are technical markers of coordinated, covert activity versus the more organic activity we expect to see online.
And while you don't have to possess a knack for brain surgery to run a hospital, the organic activity of surfing offers this object lesson: when you bump into a wall, you tend to go elsewhere.
It originates mainly as the result of organic activity: algae generate tiny needles of aragonite within their tissues, and after their death such needles fall to the depositional surface as unconsolidated mud, which soon recrystallizes to calcite.
One objective of this study was to experimentally test the following hypotheses: (H1) Depth to the E Bh boundary relates inversely to concentration of metal oxides, silt, and clay content of initial ("parent") material for similar hydrologic conditions and organic acid activity; (H2) depth to that boundary is greater under higher organic activity for a given soil material and hydrologic condition.
Science, like virtually every other human, and indeed organic, activity, Popper believes, consists largely of problem-solving.
He also noted that Meetup took a cue from organic activity already on the site, where meetups like this were mobilizing quickly.
Most platforms have no control over -- and no way to monetize -- the organic activity which occurs on their platforms either within posts or buried in comments.
