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And in their defense, transit officials point out that when you are bigger than everyone else, by far, when you use 4,473 kinds of screws and 829 kinds of electrical coils, by one count, when you transport as many people in 10 weeks as the American airline industry does all year, it is not so easy to modernize on a dime.

The details of this family saga are revealed in a 30-count indictment returned in September against the Coils by a Waco, Tex.

Some ITER members wanted to reduce the risk of a fault in the coils by cooling each one to its operating temperature and testing it.

In a typical preparation of silica hollow coils by sol-gel reaction, CTAB or PDI is dissolved in NH3 (aq., 25%).

The tungsten coating reduced the resistance of the carbon coils by an order of magnitude and reached higher temperatures at lower voltages.

All of these phenomena can be explained in terms of cyclization, as it decreases the size of macroradical coils by producing intramolecular links.

These myosin VI results are consistent with experimental findings that the putative coiled coil region (ie region predicted as coiled coil by COILS or PAIRCOIL algorithms) of myosin VI, are actually not coiled coil but stable single α-helices.

The R711W mutation reduces the probability of coiled-coil formation earlier in this segment, and COILS also predicts a shifting of the end of this segment of the coil by 15 amino acids towards the N-terminus of the protein.

Photograph of Lacuna Coil by Andy Sheppard/Redferns.

The rod is immediately coiled by quickly rotating laying heads and cooled before bundling.

It measures a voltage induced in a coil by the reorientation (precession) of magnetically polarized protons in ordinary water.