In the majority of cells arrested after S phase but before anaphase, sister minichromosome molecules are not topologically interlocked with each other.
Then, perhaps the flip switched again, and Mr. Sanchez pointed to a laptop computer, and within seconds used it to display pictures of the big protest last weekend, beaming at a shot of himself at the front of the march wearing a white T-shirt with the slogan "Work and hope are not crimes," his arms interlocked with a state senator and rally organizer.
However, as directors creating undirected interlocks are not primarily attached to the firms they connect, establishing a relationship to a specific firm via an undirected interlock is less controllable for the focal firm.
Furthermore, as reaming and interlocking screws are not necessary with expandable nails, other potential advantages over standard locked nails have been cited as a reduction in perioperative blood loss, operative time and exposure to ionising radiation [5, 8].
In contrast, professional interlocks are not related to similarity of R2.
For modelling spandrels constructed of running bond masonry, these sliding springs are not needed because the interlocking of units prevents sliding along head joints.
Ignition-interlock devices are not perfectly effective; a drunk can often borrow another car.
Under the Clayton Act, so-called interlocking directorates are not considered a problem if the revenue from products in which the companies compete is less than 2percentt of either company's sales.
As we argue, this pertains to the creation of sent interlocks in particular, as they are not an equivalent alternative to received or undirected interlocks.
Structuration effects, which describe changes in yield surface location during creep or stress relaxation and are due to change in grain configuration and interlocking with time, are not observed in the specimens of Virginia Beach sand.
