This new wrist PDA could solve that problem by keeping a second copy of your Palm address book or schedule on your wrist.
This creation of a second copy is therefore publication.
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But if an effect is there, it will always be there unless it is masked by a second, undamaged copy of the gene in question. (There are two versions of most genes in an individual, one inherited from each parent.) That, at least, is the received wisdom.
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In the meantime Captain Cook had embarked on his second voyage of discovery with a copy of H4, which he referred to as "our faithful guide through all the vicissitudes of climates".
Second, biologics are really difficult to copy, and thus even after the patents expire, knock-off biologics (biosimilars) are far less a threat than knock-off small molecules (generics).
The ongoing decline in magazine single-copy sales accelerated in the second half of 2011, with the losses falling just short of double-digits, according to figures issued today by the Audit Bureau of Circulations.
Crespo might need a trawl around the Capital's second-hand record shops for his final acquisition - a copy of the Lonnie Donegan classic, My Old Man's A Dustman.
We judge CD-RW packet-writing performance by copying a folder containing 100MB of files to a CD-RW disc three times: first to the newly formatted blank disc, again after deleting the files from the first copy operation, and finally by overwriting the files from the second operation.
Earlier in the day he did a food demonstration at the Sandy Lane Hotel where fans bought every copy of his new book, The Latin Road Home, his second cookbook, which tells the story of his food journey.
When I handed Michael a copy of The Dream Manager, he was then in the throes of opening his second restaurant, Cities, which was almost two years behind schedule.
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