Once finished, the district will feature co-working spaces, development and research labs, and other facilities oriented toward bringing Jalisco's growing community together.
Actin filaments at the cell periphery are predominantly oriented with the growing barbed end toward the cell membrane, so an increased level of actin polymerization results in a pushing force against the inside of the cell membrane that drives the formation of protrusive structures (5).
C1 Rise of the Activist Investor Taking advantage of regulatory changes and a public mood oriented toward rooting out corporate misdeeds, a growing number of hedge fund managers are waging populist battles against chief executives.
[C3.] More Hedge Fund Managers Take On Executives Taking advantage of regulatory changes and a public mood oriented toward rooting out corporate misdeeds, a growing number of hedge fund managers have taken up Carl Icahn's tactics to wage populist battles against chief executives.
Over the past two years real consumption has contributed more to economic growth than has gross fixed capital formation; services oriented toward the domestic middle classes have grown more strongly than has export-oriented manufacturing.
Ms. Brown says her group, a business improvement district oriented toward commercial development, applauds the avenue's growing residential character.
The apolar surface of the growing TtoA barrel would be oriented toward the membrane, which is favored by hydrophobic interactions.
Epicotyls of etiolated pea seedlings grown on the clinostat were the most oriented toward the direction far from cotyledons.
But there's hope that future flare-ups could be staved off in part by a growing number of hack-a-thons across the country that are oriented toward a cause.
And while that shift can be beneficial for both patients and family, it has placed a growing burden on family members, whose traditional role has been much more oriented toward providing comfort than actual care.
Mr. Provera reflects the growing sentiment among leaders like José Manuel Barroso, president of the European Commission, that policy should be more oriented toward growth and not just budget cutting.
