Armed with optogenetics, Deisseroth and his collaborators both at Stanford and elsewhere have identified circuits whose defective operation may be behind sleep disorders, schizophrenia, cocaine addiction, and Parkinson's disease.
Therefore, many of these systems are used only on highways, and they typically suffer from defective operation under rainy or under heavy shadows.
It's the moment brands dread: one of your company's products has been recalled for health concerns, inaccurate marketing, defective operation or any of a number of reasons, that are, at the surface, wholly negative.
The defective operation of the urea cycle in rats fed a cafeteria diet seems to be caused by a block in the urea cycle between ornithine and arginine.
MI5, however, may be stung by Hallett's decision to make two recommendations about the agency, dismissing its insistence in closing submissions to the coroner that they would imply its "practices and methods of operation were defective today".
Defective components are repaired or replaced, sometimes requiring machining operations to make a part not carried as a spare.
Your book in your own words: By the time I was 11, I had undergone numerous operations on a defective heart and on injuries I received when a bus ran me over in a drink-driving accident.
For example, insurance for certain defective work - covered by "completed operations insurance" - should remain in effect for many years after the job is done.
As one tax expert consulted by this paper puts it, anyone resident in the United Kingdom for tax purposes, and using the Channel Islands for tax evasion, would have to be "mentally defective"—as there is co-operation between the respective revenue authorities.One common criticism of the Channel Islands is not addressed in any detail by the report.
Figure 13 shows the placement of Round Operation with 10%% defective cells on a (27 + 2) × (27 + 2) CMOS-Nano FPGA. Figure 14 shows the initial placement of Round Operation with 10%% defective cells.
