By constraining the sizes of the bubbles that burst during fragmentation, it is possible to glean information regarding magma ascent and vesiculation processes, as well as to establish a correlation between eruption style and the proportion of ash generated during eruption.
Existing approaches, however, have proven of little utility as the primers from shortmer libraries are compromised by the necessity of constraining the library size to a manageable level.
Further, reaction with metallic surfaces was investigated for natural ash (Gislason et al. 2011) and chemically comparable analogue materials (Mechnich et al. 2011) by constraining "size, shape, and hardness as well as the chemical composition of the salt condensates on the particle surfaces" of ash that was sampled dry.
APAL can be used as representative of the other ω-aminoaldehydes that do not have a bulky trimethylammonium group close to the carbonyl group, and therefore their binding is not sterically constrained by the size of the cavity formed by the residues equivalent to Y160 and W456 (PaBADH numbering).
They were not constrained by the size of their mothers' pelvises and could grow bigger and bigger for years.
Such is the predicament of television news technology at this stage in the digital revolution: though it is more mobile and instantaneous than ever, quality is still constrained by the size and cost of transmission equipment.
But, having been generous in 2003, he will be constrained by the size of India's budget deficit (at least 11% of GDP if state governments are included) from indulging in cruder vote-grabbing.
Among top-tier companies that are most actively trying to push growth where revenue is not constrained by the size of the work force, about 70 percent of employees are experienced staff, up from 60 percent in 2008, said Rajiv Srinivas, an associate director at Tech Mahindra.
They're still constrained by the size of their kitchens, and opening a new restaurant is a big deal.
