Michael Clark Company: Mmm Barbican, London EC2 Royal Ballet: The Sleeping Beauty Royal Opera House, London WC2 In the crowded house of dance, there's a small tower room in which one man lives alone, refining and perfecting his enigmatic creations.
Conditions that yielded crystals in the presence of UDP-Ara4N and PLP, but not with PLP alone, were refined using the hanging drop vapor diffusion method at 20 °C, with a precipitant volume of 500 μL and drops initially containing 1.5 μL of protein sample (12 mg/mL) and 1.5 μL of reservoir solution.
We have concluded that the catalytic activity of gold particles and semiconductor photoeffects make it difficult to rely on current transients alone to refine the experimental conditions for the growth of gold particles on Si(100) photocathodes.
A key finding of this study was the observation that SOX2 expression alone, and further refined by the combination with CDX2, allows the stratification of patients into subgroups with significantly different clinical outcomes.
"We've reviewed more than 80 million alleged links to pirated content in the last month alone, and we have refined our algorithm to demote sites that receive high numbers of copyright takedown requests," a spokesperson told the Guardian.
In the final stages of refinement, the high-resolution data alone were used to refine the model.
To be useful in mapping the universe, the method needs to be refined so that researchers need study only the variations in the 21-centimeter radiation alone.
This spiky, disturbing animation from South Korean film-maker Yeon Sang-ho owes a little to William Golding's Lord of the Flies; the school classroom it depicts looks the way Golding's castaway island might look if the grownups had never arrived and the feral children were left alone to evolve and refine their brutality over centuries.
Yet no matter how refined these tools become, she says, the measurements will never be able to stand alone in a functioning early-warning system.
The papacy refined the concept of transubstantiation further in the Late Middle Ages, stating that the clergy alone was allowed to partake of the wine in the Eucharist.
