Since nanotech is so complicated, he says, it is hard for investors to spot good prospects.
After several of his wealthier, long-time clients scaled back their involvement or passed away, Lukas downsized his operation out of necessity in recent years, but the reduction in the number of horses in his barn hasn't diminished his skill in spotting promising prospects and cultivating them into star runners.
Our TechCrunch editors have been choosing early-stage startups for Startup Battlefield since 2007, and they've developed an uncanny knack for spotting hot prospects.
Brazilian flora, the most diverse in the world, is an interesting spot to prospect for new chemical leads, being an important source of new anticancer drugs.
The Brazilian flora, the most diverse in the world, is an interesting spot to prospect for new chemical leads due to its species diversity and associated chemical richness [ 9].
When Mr. LaPlante spotted a prospect -- about every third table -- he secretly signaled an assistant who led the candidate away to be photographed while the rest of the candidates mobbed him.
Rizzoli, which first opened on Fifth Avenue in 1964 and moved to its present location in 1985, plans to look for another spot, but the prospects don't seem good for a bookstore — even a high-end bookstore — in midtown.
Rizzoli, which first opened on Fifth Avenue in 1964 and moved to its present location in 1985, plans to look for another spot, but the prospects don't seem good for a bookstore even a high-end bookstore in midtown.
They signed Aramis Ramirez to replace Casey McGehee at third base, and gave Fielder's spot to a prospect, Mat Gamel.
The word around Canterbury was that the injury-riddled No7 could lose his top grade spot to exciting prospect Moses Mbye.
