We found that efferent stimulation shifts the resting position of a hair bundle by a few nanometers without a striking change in bundle stiffness.
The paper formalizes these possible changes in the bundle in terms of the bundle's expansion (convergence/divergence), and twist and shear (cross-section area-conserving deformation), linking those properties to spacetime geometry.
In general, changes in tested bundle geometry for improvement in thermal-hydraulic performance would require re-experimentation.
If you don't have a two-phase commit, the application has to keep track of what to roll back or you have to keep all changes in a bundle and do them all at once.
Examination of the collagenous architecture suggests that the biomechanical properties are directly related to fibril diameters, composition of ground substance and changes in the bundle morphology, particularly in the crimp structure.
In addition to the changes in the bundle structures, alkali action has also modified the internal assembly of the cell walls.
Mostly, these inaccurate models are where target and template have different beta barrel diameters or considerable local changes in helix bundle geometry.
As part of the UK government's charter renewal process, the BBC is now offering a suite of changes, in part bundled up with matching pledges for Wales and Northern Ireland, which include: Ensuring 17% of its programming came from Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, and set clear rules on the "portrayal" of devolved nations, in its response to the UK government's BBC white paper.
In addition the presence of nitrogen is found to significantly affect the emission properties of the nanotube ensemble, causing a shift in the dominant emission to lower energies, possibly due to changes in the bundling structure of the nanotubes in solution, but only very small changes are observed in the emission energies for individual nanotubes.
Input-output analysis is invoked to impute the change in this bundle to technical change, a terms-of-trade effect and two types of efficiency change.
