Why would you need to worry about directional shifting? Pump water up in one pipe, release water down in another pipe that contains a turbine. No directional shifting necessary. There was a nice article on NPR the other day about a Spanish island doing exactly this: http://www.npr.org/blogs/paral...
Nope. Pollen = plant sperm. There would not be enough genetic material to successfully recreate the plant without the female gametes (notwithstanding the fact that after 47 million years the likelihood of enough surviving DNA is very small)
Technically what we'll have is a good snapshot of current genomic diversity, from which we can infer the ancestry of that snapshot. We have some pretty good inferential methods, but each and every phylogeny that you see is simply a hypothesis of evolutionary relationships.
I actually use Firefox on Android, and it WILL run on older hardware. Many standard addons work as well. The biggest problem seems to be that a lot of mobile sites are coded with the assumption that the viewer is using Webkit, so on some sites I wind up having a better experience with the full site than the mobile one.
According to the Berne Convention (which the US is a signatory to), all images created by citizens of member states have implicit copyright unless otherwise noted as in the public domain.
This proposed law would instantly make Microsoft billions. If done right, companies would have to prove their supplies didn't use pirated products in order to not get sued.
And this right here is the problem. The burden of proof should not be on the company...the burden of proof should be on Microsoft.
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Except for basically every journal in biology...LaTeX is very rare there, and most journals require submission in Word/RTF
Why would you need to worry about directional shifting? Pump water up in one pipe, release water down in another pipe that contains a turbine. No directional shifting necessary. There was a nice article on NPR the other day about a Spanish island doing exactly this: http://www.npr.org/blogs/paral...
Nope. Pollen = plant sperm. There would not be enough genetic material to successfully recreate the plant without the female gametes (notwithstanding the fact that after 47 million years the likelihood of enough surviving DNA is very small)
Last time I tried saving to CSV in Excel, it saved the value to which the formula evaluates, not the formula itself.
Perhaps there's a reason that a formula wasn't saved in a Comma Separated Value file?
And poecilids (i.e., mollies, swordtails, and mosquitofishes), embiotocids (i.e., surfperches), and a few other groups...
sudo apt-get install woosh
That, or they're from Vermont...but probably a little of both
Depends on which side you're on...
Name one administration in the last 50 years that hasn't.
The system won't lock them up for that, since it's not a violent crime.
Neither is smoking a joint....but how many people have been put in jail through the "War on Drugs"?
Except that the trend in most mobile phones is to remove MicroSD slots...
You say that like it's a bad thing....
Some people take up shuffleboard in their old age, others take up trolling at /.
Unless, you know, he's playing his own songs.....
What a great idea! How much do you plan on buying? You can probably scoop it up for pennies per gallon....
Seriously...this is crazy annoying.
Technically what we'll have is a good snapshot of current genomic diversity, from which we can infer the ancestry of that snapshot. We have some pretty good inferential methods, but each and every phylogeny that you see is simply a hypothesis of evolutionary relationships.
I actually use Firefox on Android, and it WILL run on older hardware. Many standard addons work as well. The biggest problem seems to be that a lot of mobile sites are coded with the assumption that the viewer is using Webkit, so on some sites I wind up having a better experience with the full site than the mobile one.
Like Slashdot? The mobile site is terrible...
You just have to throw them hard enough....
And here I thought it was hip to be square... I guess I should stop taking life lessons from Huey Lewis :-(
According to the Berne Convention (which the US is a signatory to), all images created by citizens of member states have implicit copyright unless otherwise noted as in the public domain.
Walk in?
Maybe he really wants a job with Sony...
This proposed law would instantly make Microsoft billions. If done right, companies would have to prove their supplies didn't use pirated products in order to not get sued.
And this right here is the problem. The burden of proof should not be on the company...the burden of proof should be on Microsoft.
You had it and MIPSed Anonymous!
FTFY