In judicial terms our crime consisted of aiding, transporting and harbouring persons without valid travel documents.
The introduction of the spinning jenny (invented by James Hargreaves about 1764 at nearby Stanhill) and other textile machinery speeded cotton spinning, while the Leeds and Liverpool Canal (completed 1816) aided transport and was a useful source of water.
A degree of solubility of refrigerant in oil is desirable because viscosity of the mixture in the evaporator is reduced, allowing it to become more mobile, which aids transport back to the compressor.
Recent work by the three authors and David Edwards (another former postdoctoral fellow with Dr. Langer) showed that application of ultrasound at a frequency of 1 MHz aided transport through the skin of low-molecular-weight drugs by causing cavitation, or growth and oscillation of the air pockets in the keratin fibers of skin.
Many chaperone molecules that efficiently aid transport of macromolecules into the cytosol are formulated with drug cargos by physical complexation or chemical conjugation of the chaperone and drug.
The glycerol facilitator (GF), a transmembrane protein responsible for transporting water and glycerol, was probed with HDX MS. One of the transmembrane helices, TM7, displayed much faster exchange kinetics relative to the other helices suggesting that TM7 is less stable than the other helices in order to aid transport of molecules across the membrane.
The incorporation of silsesquioxane particles with disulfonated naphthol (NSi) functionalization is designed to increase the number of proton conducting moieties in the polymer matrix thus aiding proton transport.
Mr Steinbrück is battling budget-busting proposals from the foreign-aid, transport, education and economy ministries.
In his two administrations he gave her a succession of jobs that kept her in the public eye: overseas aid, transport, employment and health.
For resources and logistics, we found some evidence on job aids, transport and supplies influencing CHW performance.
BDNF is integral to differentiation, extension, and survival of neurons in the hippocampus, cortex, and cerebellum during brain development, 48– 50 and increases levels of synaptophysin and synaptobrevin, substances that aid transport of neurotransmitter vesicles.
