Results from both the controlled and natural release experiments indicate that in open landscapes the vast majority of R. ponticum seeds travel less than 10 m, but that a very small proportion (0.001% in controlled trials; 0.02% in natural release) travel more than 50 m.
Waves of glutamate release travel at essentially the same speed as the Ca2+ wave itself [39].
The assumption of a common effect among species and populations of a covariate (day of release, travel time, river level) on survival probabilities also seems reasonable, although it is possible this effect may be stronger in some species than others.
Sure, Future of the Left may be opening for...And You Will Know Us By the Trail of Dead but they also released Travels With Myself and Another, a record that is the year's most unappreciated mix of loud, tight, and angry.
The governor's staff members were trying to get state troopers to release the travel logs of State Senator Joseph Bruno, the Republican leader.
He picked up his first artists from the unsigned hopefuls appearing on local television shows, one of whom, Billy Grammer, put the label in the national Top Five with its first release, "Gotta Travel On" (1958), a fusion of folk and pop.
A presidential directive gave several federal agencies until September 14 to officially release new travel and trade policies for Cuba.
For two of the 22 populations considered here (or six of the 49 release groups), travel speed estimates for some of the fish in these two populations have been previously published [12], [13], although they were aggregated differently for the coastal migration.
He was released to travel in September 1780, and traveled to London after landing in Ireland.
"Passenger reservation manifests can be inconsistent and provide limited contact information, necessitating other methods of communication to contact known and unknown travelers, including social networks, e-mail, press releases, and travel agencies".
Rival Expedia 's TripAdvisor site released a travel trends survey today that suggested 31% of US travelers will spend more on travel in 2012 than in 2011.
