In DIA mode, all peptides in a sample are fragmented and the corresponding fragment ion spectra are acquired, resulting in a digital recording of the peptide sample.
The effects of diabetes were comparable in DIA and TETA-DIA groups, save that the lowering of heart rate was more severe in DIA, whereas the depression of stroke volume was more pronounced in TETA-DIA (Table 2).
The first death in Dia was a month ago.
Seen in Dia:Beacon's cavernous basement, the work's spooky, otherworldly qualities came to the fore.
"Len had put so much energy in Dia:Beacon," de Gunzburg says in her thick Parisian accent.
Resonantly site-specific, it unfolded grandly, surreally, in Dia:Beacon's huge empty basement, making excellent use of tall cement columns that suggest a monumental forest.
But residents in Dia have been known to bury corpses if the burial team don't arrive quickly, a practice that periodically re-ignites new chains of infections.
No one in Dia believes Mami Lamy – the woman they have come to bury – had Ebola, says Tamba Yussufu, a village elder wearing a faded T-shirt.
But even in "Dia," a beautiful slow song about traveling to Niafunke, his hometown, he didn't yet have the undefinable hot-weather grace of the elder Touré, and his arrangements tend to be more modern.
This now hangs on a corrugated metal fence in front of a woodpile, a juxtaposition that would look right at home in Dia:Beacon or some other palace of conceptual art.
IF you were an investor wagering on any Hudson Valley city, it might be Beacon, with a world-class attraction in Dia:Beacon, its walkable downtown, and an emerging art scene a 90-minute train ride from Grand Central Terminal.
