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Once the ant has become attached, the muscles apparently atrophy rapidly inducing the characteristic lock-jaw followed by the death of the host ant some six hours later (Video 1).

Resonator output can be fed back into the friction generator by offsetting the relative displacement of the surfaces, leading to characteristic mode locking and chaotic effects.

And it's not just that they're not hearing the request -- they seem to have gone into one of their characteristic "communications lock-down" modes.

Cells that acquire these characteristics are locked into an epithelial-like or mesenchymal-like state, which is seen in established cell lines of various origins and also in primary tumors.

Our aim was to determine whether the auditory P3 amplitude reduction induced by dexamphetamine has similar power and phase locking characteristics to that seen in schizophrenia.

This study attempts to reveal the fault zone characteristics of the locked Ganos Fault based on electrical resistivity studies including audio-frequency (AMT: 10,400 1 Hz) and wide-band (MT: 360 0.000538 Hz) magnetotellurics near the epicenter of the last major event, that is, the 1912 Mürefte Earthquake (M w 7.4).

We aimed to further evaluate the biomechanical characteristics of two locking screws versus three standard bicortical screws in synthetic models of normal and osteoporotic bone.

We primarily attribute this characteristic recording to a deep lock-in depth of remanence acquisition.

The oscillator mode-locks easily and remains mode-locked with the characteristic optical spectrum shown in Fig. 2(a).

So the team will know the aerodynamic characteristics of the car with steering lock.

However, available information on aquifer characteristics in northeastern Pennsylvania indicates that the Lock Haven Formation contains discrete saline groundwater zones, which have been noted to produce methane gas and/or hydrogen-sulfide (Williams et al. 1998).