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Therefore, the water chemistry moves toward the evaporation domain from the rock domain.

This work illustrates how techniques such as SAXS and STM can play an important role as synthetic supramolecular chemistry moves into the size-domain of protein chemistry.

The report identifies two locations to be considered for new arts spaces: the area south of McCarter and Berlind theaters on Alexander Street; and the area west of 185 Nassau Street, the University's current creative arts building, in spaces that are expected to become available in Green and Frick Halls when the departments of psychology and chemistry move to new locations.

In turn, this could explain why cells at the border between the two gel chemistries move the furthest and fastest; that is compared with those in the separated undecorated or RGDS-decorated zones, which behave more sluggishly and similarly.

That self-same heady chemistry that moves you and grooves you can cause serious emotional and at times physical damage if common sense is completely tossed out.

Accorsi and Coach Jim Fassel made a series of what turned out to be team-chemistry-altering moves.

Managers love to talk about the little things, like team chemistry and moving runners over.

He earned a scholarship to Oxford, then dropped out of medical school to study chemistry before moving to the University of Wisconsin.

Dimly, he imagined chemical flareups in the brain chemistry, arresting moving images (his analogy came from photographic film, of which he had some experience), and that these "flareups" are random in their occasion and unobservable at the moment they happen.

By the time Benton found her in January 2001, Mara had divorced her first husband, remarried (to Walter Kohn, a 1998 Nobel laureate in chemistry) and moved to Santa Barbara — all the while heroically caring for her father's vast, unwieldy inheritance.

The College of Chemistry is moving toward sustainable "green" chemistry with a new emphasis on sustainability in its undergraduate courses, a new endowed chair in sustainable chemistry, and its participation in the campuswide Berkeley Center for Green Chemistry.