Equine

Aquatic mammal (8)
Bats (13)
Bear (12)
Camels (1)
Canine (27)
Deer (8)
Equine (31)
Feline (54)
Giraffa (1)
Mammal (10)
Marsupial (4)
Pachyderm (93)
Primates (49)
Raccoon (2)
Rodent (103)
Ruminant (16)
Ungulate (1)

Synopsis: 4.4. animals: Mammals: Equine:

arguably the most coveted status symbol isn t a yacht, a racehorse, or a knighthood;

The Kindness Hack Researchers at Wharton, Yale and Harvard have figured out how to make employees feel less pressed for time:

As a commercial for the Dodge Charger put it two years ago, #oehands-free driving, cars that park themselves,

The attack came from Chrysler, the smallest of Detroit s Big Three automakers, in the form of a television commercial for the new Dodge Charger.

In the ad, the Charger is traveling through a long gloomy tunnel, the camera tracking with it.

They drove teams of horses, herds of goats, drifts of sheep. Animals, Smith argues, are autonomous.

Thus, in the eyes of the law, an autonomous vehicle is arguably similar to a horse-drawn buggy.

They grew row crops-grain and corn,#oehad a couple of horses, occasionally had some cattle, but not usually,#Oster explained.

scientist have used SCNT to clone other mammals including cat, dog, deer, horse, mule, ox, rabbit and rat.

the technique opens up the possibility of cloning highly-valued animals such as prized cattle or racehorses,

cows that produced humanized milk, evenolympic horses. Cloning remains a young science and scientists no doubt have a long list of organisms they would like to clone.

watching touristsdoing the horse thing and the market thing. She dreamed of staying here as an adult.

The attack came from Chrysler the smallest of Detroit's Big Three automakers in the form of a television commercial for the new Dodge Charger.

In the ad the Charger is traveling through a long gloomy tunnel the camera tracking with it.

They drove teams of horses herds of goats drifts of sheep. Animals Smith argues are autonomous.

Thus in the eyes of the law an autonomous vehicle is arguably similar to a horse-drawn buggy.

Out of sight the autonomous underwater vehicle (AUV) an oceanographic workhorse called a Remus begins gliding through the lagoon in a pattern that resembles the long linear passes of a mowed lawn.

In particular lights that doubled as cellphone chargers helped small businesses in two ways: The lights kept an owner's store illuminated at night driving more traffic to it

and the owner could rent the light as a charger for customers'cellphones. Interestingly the researchers found that in all cases microentrepreneurs tended to prefer products that were not necessarily the cheapest available:

and Research Project Office Morgan Simpson of NASA Ground Processing Directorate and Ray Wheeler Ph d. of the Surface Systems office in NASA's Engineering and Technology Directorate also provided guidance

of course--but the major environmental pollution problem at the turn of the century was the millions of pounds of manure in city streets produced by horses used for transport.

It may not be quite as visible or an assault on our senses as horse manure but it's just as significant.

So we're using cellulosic biomass waste streams--corn cobs, treetops and limbs, dead pine trees from pine beetles.

The emerging trends are corn cobs--that's what Dupont, Denisco and Verenium are using.

Corn cobs are easy to break down into sugar. But that's not a solution to the cellulosic fuel problem.

'hack'has been given a more positive connotation by Gensler: to change or improve an office building. In Gensler concept, a hackable building is oean existing structure that has been adapted beyond recognition quickly incorporating a diverse mix of multiple uses within a one.

Hacks range from tenant-driven changes to investments made by owners to reposition their asset.

Large-scale hacks can create spaces beyond standard amenities like cafes and fitness centers to oeattractors-or unique building amenities-like fabrication labs,

and the public. oethe building owner can perform hacks as incentives for existing tenants to remain,

Building hacks vary from low-cost additions and renovations to larger, strategic investments in the existing structure. oethe rapid influence of technology on how everyday work tasks are completed has decentralized many of the office-centric activities that governed North american office building design,

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