nape in the wild

Cellular operators also have some inherent advantages over fixed-line companies when it comes to venturing into poor and isolated areas. Their costs are much lower, because they do not have to dig holes in the ground and lay expensive copper wire to get to their customers. “You simply put up the masts and you are in business,” says Nape Maepa, South Africa's chief telecoms regulator. — The Economist

But Sierra Leoneans began wearing their hair in a new style: seven braids descending on either side of the crown and a single braid in the centre, running from the forehead to nape. Mohamed Forna and the 14 others. — The Economist

The word “poll”, from the Middle Dutch pol “top, summit”, documented in English from the early 1300s, originally referred to the head of a person or animal – the nape, the crown, or the part on which the hair grows – this meaning now archaic or regional, and chiefly for animals. From the mid-1300s, the sense of the prominent or visible part of a head in a crowd extended to mean a person or individual on a list. - Lisa Lim South China Morning Post

NAPE-PLD gene silencers are available as NAPE-PLD CRISPR/Cas9 Knockout plasmids and NAPE-PLD Double Nickase Plasmids. - Santa Cruz Biotechnology

Welcome to NAPE, the largest professional association of petroleum geologists and related disciplines in Nigeria and Africa. Members include geologists, geophysicists, CEOs, managers, consultants, students, and academicians. - Nigerian Association of Petroleum Explorationists

Great Gable’s most famous ridge climb makes for an epic day out - particularly if you’re brave enough to tackle Napes Needle itself as part of the ascent…. - British Mountaineering Council

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