Marco Rubio Knows Better.
Here, Marco Rubio explains how Ukraine gave up its nuclear weapons in exchange for security guarantees from the U.S., UK, and Russia, to help bring security to the world (including US). A broken promise is also called betrayal. https://t.co/psx3X9h9w0
@united over 24h delay for a family of 5 and not even offered hotel? Tried 5h in airport to contact UA via different channels: in hold! Now 4th long haul flight where everyone in the family is split. Flight attendant even say they don’t care if means losing >300k customer. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Give yourself the greatest gift for 2023: a job where you can make a difference to a company ánd the plant. Looking for an #agronomist and a plant #geneticist. Start going home with a smile 😊. https://t.co/pt7e5mdYlT
Proficiat @Stadgent: 90% van de laadpalen op vrijdags markt exclusief gereserveerd en dan worden ze niet eens gebruikt terwijl de paar publieke palen over overbevraagd zijn…
Wat een mooie dag om deze Biograno soja in Wevelgem(foto’s groeistadia) te OOGSTEN! @jobrouns1 proj. LoCoSoy: RelanceCall Eiwitshift. @FlandersFOOD @colruytgroup @protealis eerste bio-toepassing v jullie gloednieuw ras HERMES? @lavieestbelIe
Enorm fier op deze innovatieve VIB-ILVO spin-off! Keep up the good work!
Protealis scoort met eerste sojavariëteiten en verwelkomt nieuwe bestuursleden https://t.co/zHcyITz2Ah Vilt - 16-02-2022
Protealis announcing 2 renown seed business experts to our board to facilitate our quick growth trajectory from R&D to market. Welcome David Buckeridge and Marc Ballekens! #protein#sustainableagriculture#Protealis https://t.co/OKlb0QFPzG
Our first official Protealis soy variety registrations immediately top the charts in Belgium, boosting average protein yield/ha with up to 15% compared to competition average! What a great start! #TeamProtealis#soybean#sustainableagriculture#protein https://t.co/2dY6KAClAu
First production harvest, great yields! So proud of the Protealis team and what has been achieved in this first half year…👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼 #soybean#sustainable#agriculture#Protein
@UrnovFyodor The 4 base pairs can be encoded in 2 bits. So 1 byte (8bits) can store 4 basepairs. This means 6.6e9/ 4 = 1.65e9 bytes. Converting to KB, MB and GB resp. each time requires a division by 1024. This makes 1.5367 GigaByte. That’s only the basepairs, without epigenetic data!