The dendrimers possess fractal self-similarity over a rather narrow scale of lengths with fractal dimensions of the order of 2.4 to 2.8.
Again, the narcissism, the narrow scale of characters, and the parochial perspective are startling: "We were the only ones to see 1968 coming".
But because he works at a narrower scale than most of the rest of the field, with his close attention to the middle-class experience, it has been fascinating to watch him searching for an angle into this race.
We used a narrower classification scale of 90% to 105% in order to reduce this problem, as suggested by Mason, Matsuyama and Jue [ 6].
These studies led to the proposal that, for the lysosomal Ca 2+ release to trigger CICR, L-SR nanojunctions are required and that they consist of apposing patches of lysosomal and SR membranes separated by a narrow space of nano-scale dimension.
However, in case of birefringence variations on a very narrow scale, the still limited transversal resolution can cause image artifacts (cf. Fig. 6).
The pattern consisted of a narrow (1 scale wide) pale yellowish stripe that ran from the crown of the head to the tip of the tail.
Just before sunrise, in a valley thick with clouds of mist, a group of young children with headlamps covering half their heads, start thrashing, pushing and dragging donkeys and camels up a narrow trail scaling one of the high peaks surrounding Taiz.
Since transverse changes of retardation occur on a narrow spatial scale, the polarization state varies within the DOPU evaluation window.
The effects were significant within-subject, across a narrow temporal scale, indicating a contemporaneous role in the absence of the possibility for any long term neural adaptation.
