Teachers at a science conference in New York a couple of years ago said that while girls are increasingly resistant to the idea of "science" as a standalone subject when they reach middle school, they are invariably receptive and energetic students when the same scientific principles are presented to them as "social studies".
As far as we know, our NW/SW implementation is the fastest ever published for a standalone PC when aligning a pair of sequences larger than 20 kb.
There's a security aspect to their plan, too, architect Marcos De Andres explains: 9/11 exposed the weakness of the standalone skyscraper when it came to escape routes, so a cluster of interconnected towers is far safer.
Those were the salad days of standalone processors, when home PCs were in an endless megahertz race and Intel traded blows with arch-rival AMD.
The apps are available on Google Play and the App Store, and Google is going to be prompting people to download the standalone versions when they click the document creation links in the Drive app over the next little while to spur migration.
That prompted quite a bit of speculation that each of those content types would get their own standalone app when the update launched, and now Apple has seemingly confirmed those inklings by releasing a new Podcasts app for iDevices running iOS 5.1 or later.
Though reasonable as a standalone fee, when you take into consideration that many people today are already paying for Netflix, HBO NOW, and/or Hulu, and possibly have access to Prime Video through their Amazon Prime annual subscription, FilmStruck could have limited appeal.
The link can be severed, and a standalone account created, when the recipient turns 18. "It's complicated," she said.
"If you look back to that amazing set that Bowie did in 2000, the standalone moment was when he sang Heroes.
For palm oil, the best enzyme combination was 52.5% of TLL and 47.5% of RML, resulting in 80% of conversion of ethyl esters in 18 h, compared to only 44% when standalone TLL was used.
