Consequently, the potential of biomass-to-ethanol processes that can use non-food, sustainably renewed resources, abundant enough to have a significant impact on petroleum consumption, has attracted substantial scientific, political and commercial interest (Perlack et al. 2005, US Department of Energy 2011).
Obama briefly condemned those who threatened to block routine unemployment extensions unless the top-bracket tax cuts were renewed, saying, accurately enough, that they were holding unemployed Americans "hostage".
Only with the most severe genotypes would the rapidly renewed rods accumulate enough A2E to cause primary (i.e. not secondary to RPE loss) rod photoreceptor death.
It comes amid renewed concerns that not enough pupils are taking qualifications in foreign languages.
His death has undoubtedly made him a martyr and perhaps will be cause enough for renewed attacks.
This has been resisted until now but the prospect of renewed growth might be enough to persuade it to back reform.
On last year's "Untethered Moon," Built to Spill's eighth studio album and the first in six years, Martsch sounds renewed and reëngaged, with enough experience to own his lifelong affair with inconsistency.
Still, so many Americans are generations removed from any easily recoverable religious or ethno-racial identity or other adhesive that we have to ask: Where are the touchstones or narratives strong enough renew public virtues and beliefs that neither markets nor the liberal state do much to nourish or defend?
Wood is the only structural building material that is renewed on a scale vast enough to assure there will always be more than needed.
Soon enough, there was renewed vigor on the Eagles' sideline as McNabb carried Philadelphia, the city and the team, past Green Bay and Favre.
