And perhaps because the dream of converting water into a cheap and plentiful fuel held particular promise in the years following the OPEC-induced energy crisis in the West, considerations of wealth and fame inevitably intruded into the Utah laboratories where palladium electrodes allegedly electrolysed a heavy-water solution.
Neither black nor white disciples of tenor saxophonist Lester Young, who exerted enormous influence on the cool style, and trumpeter Miles Davis, himself a pioneer of cool, for example, were necessarily more plentiful in any particular region than disciples of the "hot" modern style of saxophonist Charlie Parker or trumpeter Dizzy Gillespie.
Warning signals however are plentiful – for Bush in particular.
It also contained pieces of DNA that carried a gene for a particular protein; a plentiful supply of the raw materials for making both proteins and the messenger molecules that carry DNA's instructions to the ribosomes; and a set of enzymes needed to make the whole shebang work.The protein in question was not actually one that might be useful as a drug.
They have market share because their products are good, cheap, and plentiful, not because of any particular feature set or an all-singing, all-dancing stage show.
However, whilst accounts of users' experiences in particular service types are plentiful, the use of different instrumentation and measures makes comparison between settings difficult.
It also boasts plentiful offshore fishing banks, which are of particular interest to European trawler fleets.
In particular, Mr. Dregni said, the plentiful butter and cream that immigrants found in America guided the food culture.
Studies that describe distinctions among particular steelhead trout populations are plentiful (Chilcote et al. 1986; Zimmerman and Reeves 2000; Hendry et al. 2002; Matala et al. 2008), and address some local conservation concerns.
Myths of seasonal renewal, in which the deity dies and returns to life at particular times of the year, are plentiful.
This system, the EITC in particular, worked well when jobs were plentiful but has proven inadequate in a bad labor market (Berlin 2011).
