In soil water tensions up to 45 kPa, MPR was the most sensitive to water deficit, followed by MSR and MTR, although this pattern inverted at higher tensions.
In contrast, at higher tensions, (3 8 pN), we observed multiple steps upon SSB binding, with dynamic transitions among 2 to 3 distinct states depending on tension, but no dissociation of SSB.
'Stevans had close-set nervous eyes, pinched features always at high tension".
At high tension the fusion pore, created when a hole forms in the hemifusion diaphragm, expands without bound.
But perhaps Barbette displayed the subtlest artistry of all, Cocteau thought, in the masterly close of his act — once again a model, in its meticulous attention to detail, for practitioners of any art form, who well know the difficulty of strengthening their effects through to the very end, of remaining constantly at high tension while unwinding.
CD sample concentrations are shown in Table 3. Data were truncated at high tension voltage exceeding 800 V.
For example: Stand and pedal at high tension for 30 seconds.
These pores therefore got empty at relatively higher tension.
Specimens are carefully designed to achieve various loading conditions from shear at low stress triaxiality to the balanced biaxial tension at high stress triaxiality for DP980, while both tensile and compressive tests are conducted for AA7075.
The oxidation state of the hemes is independent of oxygen tension at high oxygen tension but it becomes progressively more reduced when oxygen tension limits oxidative phosphorylation and become fully reduced when the mitochondria become anoxic [ 7, 33].
