Dedicated computational searches for particular ncRNAs, for example, RNase P and MRP [ 2, 3], 7SK RNAs [ 4, 5], or telomerase RNA [ 6, 7], are veritable research projects in their own right.
New Resource is not only financing a $1.2 million solar project for Veritable Vegetable, a mostly organic produce distributor in San Francisco, but also connected the company with another client, Borrego Solar Systems, which will install the panels on its facility.
Particularly noteworthy is the Trajectoire project, a veritable "marketplace" that facilitates referral of short-term patients downstream to follow-up- and rehabilitation-style facilities.
It forms part of a legal space which is completely asymmetric, in which national regulations differ radically, because telecommunications are being projected onto a veritable technological and economic battlefield.
The plant will be part of LeEco's larger planned "Eco Experience Park," a $3 billion project that sounds like a veritable Disneyland of electric auto production, featuring an entertainment park in addition to all of the boring offices and car manufacturing facilities.
The olympics was a veritable feast for the Datablog allowing for projects such as the alternative medals table and a breakdown of medal winners by sport, education and sex.
This is a clue to the special place that Fry holds in British life: he is — writ large, very large, projected, in fact, on to a veritable Imax screen — a great big brilliant boy, still, at 53, with his hobbies and his obsessions and his arcane facts, somehow precocious: clever, naughty, kind.
Without further ado, let's introduce them... Ladies and gentleman, boys and girls, we would like to present to you a project of inimitable charm and wonderment, bringing together a veritable cornucopia of grossness from all across Europe.
But to design aficionados, Mr. Libeskind, a Warsaw-born son of Holocaust survivors, is a veritable rock star, responsible for a variety of high-profile projects, from the Jewish Museum in Berlin to the extension of the Denver Art Museum.
He considered his lifetime of work to form a trilogy, which he called The Crooked Lines of God and which is composed of The Residual Years: Poems 1934 1948 (1968), his early nature poetry; The Veritable Years: Poems 1949 1966 (1978), his religious poetry; and a projected third volume that was to have been entitled The Integral Years and was intended to contain his post-1966 poetry.
