Depending on the relative positions between the UCST-type and LCST-type transition temperatures, as well as on the width of the window in-between, all the four possible modes of stimulus-induced micellization can be realized.
I sit on our chaise with my daughter facing one another, legs crisscrossing, each of us reading Harry Potter and noticing the magic of the hummingbirds feeding on the kangaroo paws outside the window in-between paragraphs.
Contractors were initially puzzled by Ms. Price-Wilson's request to cut a window in the wall between the closet and the adjoining desk area.
The building is largely 12th-century in construction, with the walls and a narrow lancet window in the south wall dating from that time; another window at the east end of the south wall is rectangular and dates from the late 14th or early 15th centuries, with a more modern window in between.
Mullion, in architecture, a slender vertical division between adjacent lights or subdivisions in a window or between windows in a group.
The definition of 0 0.3 as unreactive (paired) and 0.7 and above as reactive (unpaired) leaves a window of reactivity in between these values, containing a large proportion of the nucleotides, which are defined as neither unreactive nor reactive.
She also puts it into its historical context - coming in a window of optimism between end of the cold war and the beginning of the war on terror.
So there's that little window in between where I'm Albie.
Fine mapping analysis showed that in CxA, qMD4.1 is localized in a window of 2.13 cM between the markers PTP4 and PTP8 spanning the chromosome region between 10.87-12.09 Mb, whereas in the WxBy map qMD4.1 is located in a window of 0.98 cM between markers SNP_IGA_411637 and SNP_IGA_412338 spanning the chromosome region between 10.97-11.19 Mb (Table 2).
I basically have a window of five minutes in between stomach evacuations, during which I have to find the necessary instruments, grind and twist before a wave of nausea renders me prone and immobile.
