The Extract Spectrum and Response Files for an Extended Source thread handles the extended source case.
For a step-by-step explanation of the analysis, read the Extract Spectrum and Response Files for an Extended Source thread.
The nodules were infected but the bacteria were confined to an extended infection thread network and the central region was free of nitrogen fixing symbiotic cells (Figure 1D and S3D) [22].
They discussed this on the company's social networking site, company lawyers noticed the extended thread, and the company pulled the product from shelves.
The extended threads along the diagonal are the "Fermi arc" quantum states revealing the topological behavior of the electrons.
Alongside traditional narratives, network literature includes multimedia texts containing graphics, photos and videos, and stories with multiple authors, with hundreds of contributors in extended threads which may roll on for years on message boards.
In a Plexiglas-walled Couette-apparatus, the time-dependent deformation of Newtonian droplets into extended threads has been studied When the shear rate is very slowly increased, allowing for almost equilibrium deformation, the results of the critical capillary number Cacrit as a function of viscosity ratio, as reported in the literature, are reproduced.
The pantetheine arm assumes an extended conformation as it threads through the tunnel-like channel formed by residues His89, His90 (Val90 YdiI), Arg91, Pro92 (Ser92 YdiI), Gly55, and Leu52 located on one subunit and by the residues Gly82* and Val81* located on the opposing subunit.
It centers on the merging of two very different dimensions: a flat grid of fabric, and thread, which is an extended line of many colors.
Thus, instead of setting a list of equally available threads as done in Wang et al. [84], an extended model could estimate the longevity of discussion threads to minimize the arrival of new comments to old conversations with little interest within the online community.
The stamping process created an extended rim that forms a frame with a loop for threading; the bracteates often appear in burials as a woman's necklace.
