Or is it a far more dangerous, often much more substantial, piece of machinery that can fly thousands of feet in the air, requires little or no training to get off the ground and can cause serious damage?
In the semi-arid Pacific north-west of the USA, successful wheat production has been achieved on mean annual rainfall of 240 - 400 mm but this is mainly winter rainfall, and the system requires substantial inputs of machinery, capital, and fertilizer (Bolton 1977).
This suggests that increasing TE abundance has selected for increased expression of proteins that comprise the piRNA machinery, rather than substantial changes in the piRNA machinery itself.
Such a role is supported by the results of our search of the BIOGRID database [35] for physical interactors with yeast p24 proteins revealing that, besides constituents of the COPI- and COPII-coat machinery, a substantial number of the interactors are components of the secretory pathway machinery, like membrane-lipid-synthesizing proteins and N- and O-glycosylation enzymes.
Although import data reveal an increase in traded parts and components share of just 0.5 percentage points, in terms of values this change represents a substantial increase, given that imported machinery parts and components value is higher than the exported machinery total value.
The occipital lobe contains a substantial part of the neural machinery involved in visual perception.
Based on these results, it is evident that NKCC1 is a substantial contributor to the molecular machinery underlying CSF production in an in vivo experimental setting.
The plates are so thin that they invariably support the weight of the structure and machinery using their substantial in-plane stiffness.
The second application makes a more substantial change to the standard machinery by replacing the collection of hidden states' marginal distributions with a single MLP that models the marginal state posteriors.
Contrary to changes of the management parameters that match the current logging practices, RIL implementation requires up-front capital investments in timber inventories, staff training, and sometimes new machinery, along with substantial modifications in working practices and monitoring [36].
