Time to learn your SI prefixes: milli = 10^-3. One millisecond = 0.001 second. One million billionth of a second would be 10^-15, also known as a femtosecond.
Why sure they can! Walk outside of your lab with something (e.g., book, cat, priceless Ming Dynasty vase), hold it at arm's length from your body, release and observe gravity. Pick up your book/cat/pieces of vase, walk into the lab, and repeat. Presto!! Duplication in the lab!
Ethanol cannot be used in pipelines because A) it grows mold Ethanol grows mold?!?! When, exactly, was the last time you had a bottle of vodka go fuzzy on you?
Yes, but the cost of the road use associated with these commodities is incorporated into the cost of the commodities themselves. So why should someone have to pay for the roads twice, if they are not physically driving on them?
If humans have been wiped out, the packages should recreate an environment condusive to human life once more. What makes you so sure that humans as a species will evolve again? That's the thing about extinction....it's permanent. If whatever catastrophe that this vault is being built for eradicates human life, it will probably drive numerous other species into extinction as well.
Actually, some bacteria can become resistant over the course of its short life. Many antibacterial resistance genes are contained on plasmids; lots of different kinds of bacteria have mechanisms of transferring plasmids among individual bacteria, and they are also known to pick up and internalize extracellular DNA.
from a weapons bay with a size approximating that of the U.S. Air Force B-1 bomber I'm sure glad that we have planes with weapon bays that can hold a f&@%ing B-1 bomber!!!
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Unless the IP within the comment is valued at $0.02. Then the tax would be much less. But that's just my two cents...how much do I owe?
All of the insensitive clods?
How about the General Error Reporting page? It says that it's for reporting technical problems....
Nope...now he's just working on his own dancing
... himself has been ordered to explain Jack ThompsonTime to learn your SI prefixes: milli = 10^-3. One millisecond = 0.001 second. One million billionth of a second would be 10^-15, also known as a femtosecond.
Why sure they can! Walk outside of your lab with something (e.g., book, cat, priceless Ming Dynasty vase), hold it at arm's length from your body, release and observe gravity. Pick up your book/cat/pieces of vase, walk into the lab, and repeat. Presto!! Duplication in the lab!
Let this be a lesson to all...friends don't let friends drunkenly post AC on /.
Yes, but the cost of the road use associated with these commodities is incorporated into the cost of the commodities themselves. So why should someone have to pay for the roads twice, if they are not physically driving on them?
LEAVE BRITNEY ALONE!!
Watch the video in the parent's link...the platform was on the Mid-Atlantic Ridge.
Their MicroSD card and adapter at the bottom of page 3 is even better... Welcome to the world of Nanomicrons and Beyond!!
I, for one, welcome our newly re-animated zombie retroviral overlords!
Actually, some bacteria can become resistant over the course of its short life. Many antibacterial resistance genes are contained on plasmids; lots of different kinds of bacteria have mechanisms of transferring plasmids among individual bacteria, and they are also known to pick up and internalize extracellular DNA.
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Kind of like how irregardless is not an acceptable word by most major dictionaries?
I get plenty of spam offering to help with with my attachment size.....
I think this has already happened
Fine, but when will the kernel get around to supporting bukkits?
Rate of morphological evolution != rate of molecular evolution. In addition, most molecular evolution will have no outward effect on morphology.
at the DNA level, so it would make sense that it applies to proteins as well. http://www.pubmedcentral.nih.gov/articlerender.fcgi?artid=46451