"Finally here's an entity with the reach, resources and wherewithal to take on iTunes as a formidable competitor by tying it into search and Android mobile platform.
With Facebook's reach, resources and now its expanded access to talent, it could quickly build devices that advance humanity's drive to connect.
might create new attack methods by exploiting weakness of an isolation providing system to reach resources assigned to another slice with better parameters in order to lower costs or to intercept sensitive data stream.
Still, the states haven't nearly the marketing reach, resources, or infrastructure of the Wall Street giants.
More importantly, in a globalized world, countries can reach resources, market, capital and technologies without resorting to means of war.
The financial value of de-carbonised supply chains has yet to adequately reach resources such as steel, chemicals and plastics so the argument made is that increasing export price would drive business overseas.
In addition, we demonstrate that chimpanzees travel longer distances to reach resources where they will eat for longer periods of time, and revisit resources more frequently where they ate for a long period of time during their first visit.
In addition, during periods of food shortage, the ability to reach resources that could not be exploited by other animals would have carried a high selective advantage (Sander et al., 2009).
By using a detailed botanical map containing over 12,499 trees known to be used by the Taï chimpanzees, we created virtual maps of all productive fruit trees to simulate potential strategies used by wild chimpanzees to reach resources without spatial memory.
Radius-of-gyration values decreased nonlinearly as county population density increased and travel times to reach resources were reduced (eFigure 2; http://links.lww.com/EDE/A870: fit for population density; adjusted R = 0.5, sum of squared errors = 3.3, root-mean-square error = 0.29; correlation with average travel time to the nearest health facility, adjusted R = 0.5).
The exploitation of the hard-to-reach resources is only economically viable because of the high oil price.
