Past moments have included cascading folds of white drapery imported into a woodland to mimic a waterfall and a couple of kids sitting in a paper boat sailing away on a torrent of autumn leaves.
| Sotheby's auction of antiquities (June 5) features a twenty-inch bronze statue of a goddess from the late Hellenistic or the early Roman-imperial era, probably Tyche, standing in a gracefully torqued pose, her garment gathering in cascading folds at her feet.
In view of the preparative-scale application of the oxidation amination cascade, a seven-fold upscale of the optimized screening conditions was performed with hydroxy-nitrile 12 a and hydroxy-alkyne 13 a as substrates.
To provide the staggered frequency response, the proposed TIA employs a π-network as a transimpedance stage along with a novel Folded Cascade-based shunt amplifier as a post amplifier stage.
This differs from the exponent of −5/3 which is predicted from Kolmogorov's phenomenological picture of an energy cascade of turbulence, although such fold characteristics still imply fluid-like deformation in the fault gouge (Wetzler et al. 2010).
Complement and the coagulation cascade were specifically enriched (3.03 fold, adjusted p = 3.93 × 10−3) and the genes were predominantly (15 out of 18 genes) lower in steatotic livers.
Together, the disruption of these critical protein homeostatic processes could cause a feed-forward cascade of impairment in protein folding and metabolism that could underlie the rapid progression of disease that is seen in many of the mouse models.
The dancers' bodies and limbs cascade, elongate, recede, merge, and seemingly fold into one another in serene slow motion like Salvador Dalí's painting Spider of the Evening coming to life.
Furthermore, genes responsible for pro-apoptotic end functions such as DNA degradation (DFFB: 1.87-fold under expressed, p = 7.63×10−6) and caspase cascade initiation were significantly under expressed (FADD: 1.54-fold under expressed, p = 3.9×10−5).
