However, the environments in which our brains evolved were far less plentiful in terms of the availability of food resources (i.e., nutriments) than is the case for those of us living in the Western world today.
Cellular protein metabolic processes (31%) and kinase activity (41%) were the most plentiful GO terms for the BP and MP ontologies, respectively.
Yet U.S. mortgage and corporate credit is plentiful, and long-term rates remain quite low.
Short-term nursing contracts are plentiful, as are short-term engineering projects.
So, for example, Canada's large pulp and paper industry can be explained in terms of relatively plentiful trees, and Bangalore's success in computer programming can be explained in terms of plentiful, low-cost, educated labor.
One way this could happen is through a go-for-growth strategy using plentiful and cheap (in monetary terms) forms of fuel such as coal.
The presence of Arsenic (As, Z = 33) in terms of most plentiful element in the human body, seawater and earth's crust is 12th, 14th and 20th position, respectively (Mandal and Suzuki 2002).
The report says these levels of cocaine abuse - twice the average elsewhere in Europe apart from Spain - are being driven by the drug's "positive street image", plentiful supplies and its short-term effects fitting a modern lifestyle.
9. Dallas (and Plano/Irving), TX Short-term jobs are plentiful in this high-tech Texas hub.
Near-term prospects for plentiful, low-cost hydrogen are good because of the boom in natural gas.
The implication being that such women are also both plentiful and 'cheap.' The term foza orana is like the other expressions, evolving in its meaning and scope.
