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A convenient method for the monitoring of fibril polymerization in real time is to immobilize mature Aβ(1 40) fibrils on a Biacore CM5 sensor chip and incubate with an excess of monomeric Aβ(1 40) peptide, an event that will give a continuous propagation of the sensor chip signal as a result of fibril growth [29].

The maximum displacement is approximately 250 nm in an interval of 1/15 s during a continuous propagation.

For sufficiently large elastic mismatch, it is found that the fracture mechanism transitions at a critical ratio of roughness amplitude to wavelength (A/λ) from continuous propagation of a single crack, to a mechanism involving nucleation and coalescence of daughter cracks ahead of the main crack.

The continuous propagation of type-A PLC bands is traced at three different shearing amounts.

Numerical results show that reflected shock waves, explosions and new detonation waves occur near the corners of the combustor, but they do not stop the continuous propagation of the rotating detonation wave.

The local dissolution rate at the crack-tip is accelerated with the test time, which would be attributed to the fact that, along with continuous propagation of the crack, the stress concentration at the crack-tip is further increased, which, again, enhances local dissolution.

This growth is due to the continuous propagation of the frame throughout the network after reaching the destination.

This requires the continuous propagation of control information throughout the entire network in order to keep the routing tables up-to-date and to maintain a consistent view of the network topology.

The confidence term enforces to fill hole with large support set of known pixels first, while the data term ensures the continuous propagation of linear structure into hole regions.

In serial PMCA, RK13MoPrP cell lysate was able to support continuous propagation of PrPSc (Fig. 2B).

Addition of TNF-alpha to subcultures of irradiated SHE cells permitted the continuous propagation of these primary cells.