Drops are arrested in a network of trapping chambers.
Micro-reactors are arrested in a network of trapping chambers after the zigzag, allowing imaging and analysis of the monolayer targeted GPAT4 population.
Adult males were caught throughout the season using a network of pheromone traps located across Tanzania.
A study published in Scientific Data describes how the photos were captured through a network of 225 "camera traps"—the largest camera tracking survey known that were placed throughout part of the Serengeti National Park in Tanzania.
Seedfall data were collected from a network of 160 seed traps set along a grid in an area of ca. 40 ha.
The observation of several reservoirs of water at the temperature of gel formation at 40 °C is consistent with a physical picture of a gel involving a network of interconnected polymer chains trapping a fluid.
Although the network of traps in northern Australia is extensive there are a range of factors that can affect the sensitivity of vector surveillance, including trap- and species-specific factors, meteorological conditions at time of trapping and proximity of traps to established Culicoides populations [ 30, 43, 44].
The "gel phase" is the outer viscous layer, comprised of high-molecular weight, glycosylated macromolecules, that form a network of tangled polymers ideal for trapping inhaled debris.
Scientists believe that early forms of life that existed at that time were already under some stress as a result of the eruption of a network of super-volcanoes called the Siberian Traps, which lasted for up to a million years.
Edric is questioning the inertia that allows environmental degradation to go on unchecked: Quinn and Anna, though basically decent, are trapped in a network of yes-men working for a distant, faceless "Executive".
