The design was chosen after a yearlong competition following the department's decision to relocate the embassy from its address in central London to an isolated light-industry zone south of the Thames River -- a project that is expected to cost a billion dollars.
However, previous studies have not measured cathepsin activity directly on permeabilised cells, but rather on the isolated light membrane fraction and at very late time points (12 h post treatment).
(Lisa steps into an isolated area of light, center stage).
But that spirit-lifting win may prove to be an isolated flash of light in an otherwise dark month.
People often report that an isolated point of light in a dark room is moving when it is not; the experience is known as autokinetic movement.
18 Briefly, the system consists of two wavelength-isolated light sources: a white light source, generating 26,600 lx of 400 to 650 nm light, and a NIR light source, generating 7.7 mW/cm of 760-nm light.
In this situation, light verse, an isolated acolyte, tends the thin flame of formal magic and tempers the inhuman darkness of reality with the comedy of human artifice.
Earlier theories of humour, including even those of Bergson and Freud, treated it as an isolated phenomenon, without attempting to throw light on the intimate connections between the comic and the tragic, between laughter and crying, between artistic inspiration, comic inventiveness, and scientific discovery.
Using data from NASA's Hubble Space Telescope, a Russian-American team of astronomers has discovered an isolated dwarf galaxy about 7 million light-years away from our galaxy.
The first analyses of Neanderthal mitochondrial DNA were performed in an isolated lab that was irradiated with UV light each night to destroy DNA carried in on dust.
