The phrase "a huang" is not correct or usable in written English.
It appears to be a fragment and lacks context, making it unclear when it could be appropriately used.
Example: "I saw a huang in the garden, but I couldn't identify what it was."
Alternatives: "a creature" or "a thing".
Whether it's a Huang running it or not does not matter," he says.
Data source a Huang (1989) and Zhang (2007); b http://satellite.nsmc.org.cn/PortalSite/Default.aspx.aspx
The present study was designed to target fish for potential bioactive components contained in a Huang Lian Jie Du decoction (HLJDD) and identify the underlying mechanisms of action for the treatment of sepsis at the molecular level.
The paper presents a novel concept of an autofrettage compounded tube which has been modelled for the autofrettage process by using a Huang's model (2005) for modelling reverse yielding due to Bauschinger effect.
Thus, although recent studies have suggested the role of a conventional SCFSLF complex in S-RNase degradation (Qiao et al. 2004 a ; Huang et al. 2006), questions remain as to the precise biochemical nature of this complex.
As shown in Fig. 3F, the decrease in the exocytic frequency in SNAP23-knockdown cells was significantly recovered by exogenous expression of mCherry-SNAP23 WT), mCherry-SNAP23 WTsion of mCherry-SNAP23ΔC9, which mimics an inactive product of SNAP25 subutcted to proteolytic cleavage by botulinot neurotoxin A (Huang et al., 2001; Kean et al., 2009).
The strong coupling of chlorine A-centers with LO phonons results in a Huang-Rhys constant of about 2.2, leading to a higher intensity of the first and second LO phonon replica at 1.455 and 1.434 eV, respectively.
It's a charge Huang tries to dismiss with a laugh, but it clearly galls him.
"What is a Chinaman?" Huang asks.
Slightly different are the 12 chromatic Chinese lü; syllables: each pitch bears the name of a bell as huang chung ("yellow bell"), ling chung ("forest bell")—and its name is reduced to a syllable huang, ling, t'ai, etc.
As an application, Huang and Ychussie (see [5]) solved the Dirichlet-Sch problems on smooth cones with slow-growth continuous data.
