The arrays were incubated with HEK293T cells for approximately 40 hours, after which time clear grids of the transfection control pEGFP-C1 could be observed.
Close examination of experimental data show clear grids and not-so-clear grids (Krupic, Burgess, and O'Keefe, 2012) which may to correspond to firing on different theta phases (Newman and Hasselmo, 2014), similar to many interneuron classes in CA1 of the hippocampus.
Others for example, John Gray in "Hayek on Liberty" (1984) and Roland Kley in "Hayek's Social and Political Thought" (1994)—make of Hayek a more systematic thinker by imposing on him a clearer grid.
The stimulus remained on the screen until a response was given, which initiated a cleared grid for a short (250 ms) or a long (1150 ms) response-stimulus interval (RS I.
Faced with the library's restriction on taking materials home, he used clear tabloid-sized paper with a ¼" grid and clear gridded acetate, laid over the originals, to transcribe copies.
But it has long been clear to grid experts that the existing transmission lines will not allow for a free market in electricity in which generators can compete across vast distances to supply customers, or for meeting state renewable energy goals.
As an interesting overview in a recent Wired issue made clear, the grid was cobbled together in ad hoc fashion over the last century, and is largely one-way, mechanical and dumb.
The dimensions should therefore be regarded as prompts to consider aspects of integration rather than as a clear-cut conceptual grid.
It's hard to imagine anyone actually drinking from Prutscher's 1907 Champagne glass, with its shallow clear bowl gridded in blue and its chainlike stem, contemporary as it still looks.
Step 4: Determine the control mode of DFIGs by judging whether it is the initial moment of voltage recovery control mode after clearing the grid fault.
