Moreover, at the light of the rapid expansion of NGS based efforts, the platform is already organized to be expanded with other transcriptome collections, possibly from different genotypes, and eventually even from different species, representing a model strategy to face the challenge and the opportunity offered by these precious data resources.
Over the next eight to ten years, auto companies could develop a six-thousand-dollar battery that would provide a hundred-mile range, according to Menahem Anderman, a battery consultant who organizes conferences to expand the automotive-battery market.
Gonzalez also said that both Castro twins have been active in grassroots political organizing efforts to expand educational opportunities for Texas students.
On one level, it's hard to blame utilities, for they are organized to make profits by expanding infrastructure, not by being efficient or facilitating the distribution of other generators' electricity.
In the late 20th century the popularity of organized kabaddi began to expand beyond India's borders, in part through the efforts of the Amateur Kabaddi Federation of India, formed in 1972.
Through all of this, organized labor failed to expand its membership, and Mr. Kirkland's critics in the union movement said he lacked the vision to reverse the slide.
A Miami Beach nightclub owner charged in a mob murder case once sought the backing of the Colombo organized crime family to expand his operations to New York City, a prosecutor charged yesterday in New York.
While they organized, Washington decided to expand the invasion, ordering Benedict Arnold to lead another invasion force that would invade Quebec from Maine.
"Of course scientists had always been interested because these drugs had such fundamental effects on the human mind, but the problem was the funding and some of the institutions". Meanwhile, in California, software engineer Robert Jesse, Engr '81, organized a separate push to expand the understanding of what he calls entheogens, or chemicals that help people experience the divine.
Organized in 1987 to expand the government's military presence in rural areas, the 52,000 barely trained and poorly paid CAFGUs often work closely with vigilante groups and "private armies" supported by rich landowners and businessmen.
