University and government research activities, as well as initiatives such as GFOI, have fostered the development of methods and applications to produce remotely-sensed information products of relevance to monitoring and reporting programs.
Thus, the corrosion front act as a current amplifier where the rate of magnesium oxidation is proportional to the sum of the current produced remotely, that maintains the depassivation, and the current produced at the corrosion front by hydrogen evolution.
He rolled off numerous examples of mistakes he claimed were made in other Newsquest titles already produced remotely in Newport, like the Halesowen News: names and places misspelled, slices of text running off the page, white space where planned text never appeared.
Goods and services are tradable to the extent that they can be produced remotely from the market where they are consumed.
It is also possible that the secretory miRNA is produced remotely from the primary organ, and affects malignant cell recruitment, extracellular matrix deposition, and vascular proliferation.
So this week's opening in Venice will produce nothing remotely like Rome's ornate St Peter's Basilica.
Or is our commenter @Minsredmash right in responding that "The 'New Russia' has failed to produce anything remotely resembling those giants of the past".
Yet Schoenberg had an extraordinary power to focus young minds, and it is doubtful that Berg would have been able to produce anything remotely like "Wozzeck" or "Lulu" without his mentor's example.
Perhaps it is no surprise that Wolfram stumbles over biology, because the cellular automata upon which he bases his arguments never produce anything remotely as complex as a worm.
"When you start to learn a challenging new skill, such as playing a musical instrument, your brain uses many different tools in a desperate attempt to produce anything remotely close to music.
