The CF growth and rupture in the device is described by a local redox reaction and a thermally assisted diffusion respectively [82, 83, 105, 161] for a NiO based unipolar system.
A plant's cells will expand and rupture in freezing temperatures, killing it or causing dieback.
Katrina raised awareness of the benefits to be reaped, but even before Katrina, a 1997 flood damaged or destroyed more than 30,000 homes and businesses, and a rupture in a levee last year resulted in $100 million worth of damage and repairs.
Liu et al. found that myocardial infarction evokes platelet accumulation and platelet-leukocyte conjugation in infarcted hearts in as early as 6 h, which is responsible for local and systemic inflammation, leading to cardiac remodeling and cardiac rupture in a P-selectin/PSGL-1-dependent manner [ 40].
He was worried about his wrestling opponent, Sean McIntrye, a senior at Genoa-Kingston High School, whose legal take-down had caused the broken bones and the rupture in a blood vessel that led to the amputation.
The rupture literally moves around this aseismic patch, and initiates rupture in a region south of the second subevent.
On the other hand, Horre et al., [ 9] reported simultaneous infection with C. albicans and A. corymbifera in a healthy patient who suffered multiple rib fractures, kidney, liver and pancreas rupture in a road accident.
It was recently demonstrated that extending the core suture purchase and deepening the epitendinous suture repair was critical in improving repairs, as this strategy significantly reduced the incidence of gap formation and tendon rupture in a canine model.
In a dual filament model proposed, VF and MF may coexist at the same percolation path, and the formation and rupture proceed in a two-step fashion by choosing appropriate SET/RESET conditions.
Further, Grayson sits on a known earthquake liquefaction zone, subject to major gas line leaks and ruptures in the event of an earthquake greater than magnitude 7.0.
