In this pathway, the O-units are completely assembled in the cytoplasm, and the polymers are then translocated across the membrane by the ABC transporter (Linton and Higgins, 1998).
While one can attach the bacteria during the fabrication of the target object [15], the bacteria can be harmed due to the toxic fabrication process and it is recommended to attach the bacteria after the objects are completely assembled.
Thirteen of the genome sequences are completely assembled: nine, three and one of which belong to the Vibrio, Aliivibrio and Photobacterium genera, respectively.
Chromosomes 1 (3,677,484 bp) and 3 (2,338,319 bp) were completely assembled, while chromosome 2 (2,060,349 bp) contains one assembly gap.
The old system in which workers carried their parts to a stationary assembly point was replaced by the assembly line, in which the product being assembled would pass on a mechanized conveyor from one stationary worker to the next until it was completely assembled.
The first phase was completely assembled and successfully subjected to power switching tests and high voltage tests.
Once the grids are put in place and the liquid is loaded, the cell can be completely assembled within few minutes.
The force had been strung out over a 10,000-yard drop zone, and it took 15 hours before it was completely assembled.
(Incidentally, "finished jewelry" is a term you should remember: It means a piece that has been completely assembled, rather than, say, a ring setting that is still waiting for its center stone).
Between December 1941 and March 1942, over 300 P-40 Kittyhawks, 100 P-400 and 90 P-39 Airacobras had been sent to Australia; of these, around 125 had been lost to enemy action in the Dutch East Indies campaign, 75 had been transferred to the RAAF, 74 were under or awaiting repair and perhaps another 100 had yet to be completely assembled.
The genomes of strains 22.1-21, 22.4-21, PittAA, PittHH, PittII, R2846, R2866, and R3021 had not been completely assembled and so were only available as multiple contigs.
