Sounds are perceived transiently, but they are not perceived as being transient and they are not in fact transient" (Kulvicki 2008b, p.2).
But it must have been available transiently, because sulphate minerals, which also require water, were able to form.The third, and final, era of Martian geology is the one that has lasted to this day.
Here, at least transiently, glucose is in excess of galactose; it binds to the transporter and leaves the cell as the transporter switches back to its original conformation.
The concentration of Ca2+ is transiently increased on activation of muscle.
Human insulin may be given as a form that is identical to the natural form found in the body, which acts quickly but transiently (short-acting insulin), or as a form that has been biochemically modified so as to prolong its action for up to 24 hours (long-acting insulin).
Each small increment of expansion transiently increases the space enclosing lung air.
From June to Aug. the disease made rapid progress, and for the first time he began to lose, although transiently, the power of speech.
When the muscles of inspiration relax, the volume of chest and lungs decreases, lung air becomes transiently compressed, its pressure rises above atmospheric pressure, and flow into the atmosphere results until pressure equilibrium is reached at the original lung volume.
Their acyl chains now undergo considerable motion, leading to transiently kinked conformations.
The secretion of prolactin also can be stimulated by high doses of estrogens, and it is transiently stimulated by stress and exercise.
England of 2005 had a team on the upward swing with a captain, in Vaughan, in his pomp and a coach, in Duncan Fletcher, who was single-minded enough to know what he was doing and had a couple of great, if transiently great, players at his disposal.
