Its purpose was as a source of food and propagation material for the indigenous people, and also as a supply of provisions for future visiting European vessels.
A defect often serves as a source of crack initiation and propagation, which may greatly reduce the fatigue strength of the part.
Thus, we evaluated and established the feasibility of using mitotically inactivated human and mouse amniocytes as a source of feeder layers for the propagation of undifferentiated pluripotent iPS and ES cells.
In the nitride nanowire waveguides, absorption due to unsaturated bonds is another source of propagation loss and can be mitigated by sophisticated passivation, deposition and fabrication techniques, e.g., [27, 28].
It also strengthened the argument that perhaps a low percentage of reactor animals were missed during the surveillance or culling activities, which subsequently served as the source of propagation of the disease to other susceptible animals and herds.
The logical formulae, which are used to simulate failure propagation, are a source of variation but note that if the approach is used to generate tests, such formulae are not needed.
In particular, the propagation of personal communication devices has been a source of concern to many.
As a possible source of confusion, propagation failure has previously also been referred to as "pinning of waves" (Fáth 1998), thus evoking the need to emphasize its clear distinction from "wave-pinning" as defined in Mori et al. (2008).
Although genetic research in these forests is still limited, enough knowledge exists to initiate the development of practical management guidelines e.g. on minimum population densities as a precondition for logging or documentation of sources of propagation material used in enrichment planting.
However this type of discontinuity represents a potential source of delamination initiation and propagation which requires assessment of the mechanisms acting at the crack tip.
