Instead, smuggling is increasingly a start-up business, powered by a growing number of overlapping and informal networks that emerge, morph and fade by the week.
This cross-sectional study comprises a wide range of antioxidant vitamins and a large trans-generational range of measures of social deprivation and lifestyle, in a cohort designed with a wide range of socioeconomic status, and is powered by a relatively large number of observations in both genders.
In 2005, Citigroup equity strategists coined the term "plutonomy" to describe economies powered by a relatively small number of rich people.
Powered by an algorithm with a number of accidental events tied to feedback, Red is equipped with sensors that define the position of various mechanical elements relative to the range of their movement.
Ultimately, last month it was endorsed at the highest level in Europe, the Grand Chamber of the European Court of Human Rights, as a legitimate power circumscribed by a number of necessary factors which then render the lawfulness of each decision to contain as case or fact specific.
In this paper, a method to design a centralized storage system for the recovery of the power regenerated by a number of electric drives is presented.
In this paper, a synopsis of the worldwide efforts resulting in inventions of a plethora of DMFC prototypes with low, medium and high power capacities by a number of Companies, Research Institutions and Universities is presented.
However, it could equally have been powered by one of a number of biofuels made from algae, flax, coconut husks or even from used cooking-oil.
The dark side of power is noted by a number of authors who view the concept of power as alien to the effective workings of exchange relationships and success and state that power negates cooperation (Bretherton and Carswell 2002; Doney and Cannon 1997).
