Superconducting tokamaks like KSTAR, EAST and ITER need elaborate magnetic controls mainly due to either the demanding experiment schedule or tighter hardware limitations caused by the superconducting coils.
In an elegant series of technically demanding experiments, including 'RIP-chip' assays originally set up by the Barkan's group (Schmitz-Linneweber et al, 2005), Pfalz et al attributed this phenotype to a specific reduction in the abundance of transcripts derived from two independent transcription units, atpI- atpH-atpF-atpA and petL-petG-psaJ-rpl33-rps18 petL-petG-psaJ-rpl33-rps18 petL-petG-psaJ-rpl33-rps18 petL-petG-psaJ-rpl33-rps18 petL-petG-psaJ-rpl33-rps18
Fundamental metrology is closely linked to the development of science and needs good facilities to achieve low measurement uncertainty in demanding experiments.
It is shown that these technologies enhance possibilities in arrangement of power supplies for tokamaks as well as for other high-power demanding experiments with pulse length from fraction to tens of seconds.
Our hardware base offers computational resources sufficient for computationally demanding experiments, such as multiple invocations of the model-checking procedure.
Additional fluid and energy intake was administered in the form of water and diluted-apple juice following physically demanding experiments to compensate for sweat and energy loss.
The involvement of the activation of a MAP kinase pathway is convincingly documented not only by pharmacological means but also by demanding experiments involving Mek and Erk quadruple mutants (2 of them conditional) as well as by a constitutively active B-Raf mutant that rescues the CBFβ phenotype in the TrkA/Bax mutant.
In a statement on Wednesday, Universal said that it was delaying what it called an on-demand "experiment," but that it continued to believe that theatrical viewing and premium on-demand services "are business models that can coincide and thrive".
In this note we revisit the affection effect in an insurance demand experiment with incentive compatible payments.
In a TV-on-demand experiment that the BBC is conducting in 12,000 homes in the English city of Hull, for instance, one of the most popular functions is to select the "catch-up" time for "EastEnders", the BBC's home-grown soap, which on the network is repeated only once each week on a Sunday afternoon.In other words, the revolution promised by television-on-demand is above all one of convenience.
