Because most N.H.L. teams try to copy the formula of the Stanley Cup champions, the Penguins' victory could signal a continued movement from the defense-oriented tactics that dominated the N.H.L. after the Devils won the Cup in 1995.
A further possible reason for the continued movement of the unidentified vesicles is that other motors move the same vesicle on microtubules; use of both the microfilaments and microtubules for motility has been reported for both Golgi stacks [ 28] and chloroplasts [ 9].
These changes would be detrimental to the states' corporate income tax receipts if it were not for the continued movement of states toward an economic nexus standard.
By the 1950s, membership at urban social clubs was dwindling because of the continued movement of well-to-do families to the suburbs and the quickening pace of city life.
Their subsequent thickening, or inflation, due to continued movement of magma into the interior of the flow is common, but varies from case to case according to the history of magma input to the flow (Calvari and Pinkerton 1998; Walker 2009).
In their absence, dynein moved to the minus end of the microtubule, despite the continued movement of Kip2 to the plus end.
The continued movement of people between polio-free areas and polio-endemic areas (both within the country and across the border with Pakistan) are additional difficulties to overcome.
However, the mobility of plant peroxisomes is prevented by actin and myosin inhibitors [ 5, 6], so the continued movement of these organelles cannot be explained by use of microtubule motors.
Hobbes, who generally adopts the Aristotelian view that dreams arise from continued movements of the sensory organs during sleep, claims that "dreames are caused by the distemper of some inward parts of the Body" and that this might even help explain different types of dreams.
Since the outhouse was so small, there was no room inside to cre- ate the illusion of continued movement.
