The woman at the museum in Cognac who so happily took possession of the unique core of Paul's collection hasn't been by in a long time either.
Still, despite rapid modernization, as well as periods of neglect and greed throughout the millennia, Damascus has thus far managed to survive with its unique core intact.
Being an expert means that the person holds some unique core knowledge.
Simply put, Judson defines extreme outsourcing as sending every possible function outside of your business, except the unique, core skill that lets you create value.
Each had its own culture defined by unique core objectives, and each had distinctive ways of managing systems of research, reputations, and rewards.
In Marseille, the recent reorganization of the health structures (4 public hospitals) was achieved through the implementation of unique core laboratory for Clinical Microbiology.
This idea may explain why CHR2 carries features typical for plasmid-type partitioning, as well as its unique core cellular functions.
These genes were named unique core genes.
Thus, an increasing number of isolates per unique core genome decreases the fraction of unique core genomes of genophyletic groups.
The number of different loci that unique core genes are distributed over was determined by choosing one isolate per unique core genome and investigate the location of unique core genes in it.
In an attempt to link unique core genes of monophyletic groups to behavioral and metabolic traits we further investigated the unique core genome of V. cholerae.
