They can now; several trials testing psychedelics are in the works, thanks in part to the steady example set by Dr. Hofmann.
If you have a steady job, for example, you can have a certain dollar amount or percent of your income sent directly from your employer into a retirement or bank savings account with each paycheck, reducing the temptation to spend your last dime.
For example, a steady-state model estimates a constant carbon isotope ratio for dark-respired CO2.
An example of a steady-state model is CAPSEV (Wesseling, 1991).
The ornamented wind lines and the use of a triangle to provide a steady rhythmic accent, for example, make the opening of the piece seem like a study for the Fourth Symphony.
This is the decade many women decide to start taking hormonal contraception — they have a steady partner now, for example, and they're too busy navigating their careers to think about kids.
In that example, a steady influx of two individuals per generation keeps the mean phenotype on the island quite close to that of the continent.
Conversely, although critical levels would be reached even less frequently if centromeres contained a steady state of, for example 300 CENP-A nucleosomes, this degree of accuracy may be superfluous and not outweigh the cost of maintaining a large centromere size.
My two recent discussions in this space about brand epithets based on brand names – like Fiat standing for "Fix it again Tony" and El Al standing for "Every Landing Always Late" -- have generated a steady stream of additional examples, which I share below in alphabetical order: A. Alitalia: Always late in takeoff; always late in arrival.
Figure 2A shows four examples: a steady state response and oscillations with differing amplitudes and periods.
London's tube, for example, vents a steady supply of 25оC heat all year, and this will soon be used to warm some of the capital's homes.
