Even if fiber optic lines could be tapped, strong modern data-encryption methods can make the information hard to decipher for intelligence gathering.
The dispute has tapped strong emotions in the wake of a series of terrorist plots and attacks over the last year aimed at American targets, several of them inspired or encouraged by Mr. Awlaki.
MEXICO CITY — A bitter debate over what to do about Mexico's ailing state oil monopoly has dominated national politics here in recent weeks, tapping strong emotions on both sides and resurrecting the political fortunes of the leftist leader who narrowly lost the 2006 presidential election.
Mouse TAP has strong preferences or aversion for 13 of 20 amino acids at the C-terminus, while human has only 7. Conversely, human TAP shows preferences or aversion for 16 amino acids in positions 1 to 3 (6 in P1, 4 in P2, 6 in P3), while mouse TAP displays only 7 (1 in P1, 2 in P2, 4 in P3).
"Tapping into strong emerging-market demand has lifted Germany.
The executive said of Dobbs, "He has tapped into strong opinion.
The Toshiba Corporation said it would introduce a flat-panel television model on a global basis, rather than just in Japan, to tap into stronger markets overseas.
For one thing, net neutrality, particularly when cast as the prospect of "Internet slow lanes" tapped into strong anxieties about inequality.
What some of the commentary ignored, particularly in a Europe used to welfare states, was that Mr. Romney was articulating a theory that taps into strong, subterranean currents of resentment swirling beneath the United States today.
Based on funding interest and prospective retail partner enthusiasm, the team seems to have tapped a strong, unaddressed consumer desire, even if it is a bit niche.
