We suggest that higher-contrast edges which may also be used as movement conduits, for example powerline openings, may have even stronger effects, demanding further studies.
One should recollect that GJs play a dual role, for example, conduits of electrical signals and of intracellular molecules.
Mr. Zarate cites example after example in which 311's have all but destroyed rogue banks that had been important conduits for money flows involving, for example, Al Qaeda or Iran.
German parties, for example, are often conduits to jobs in the public sector, with a say over appointments to top jobs in the civil service and to the boards of publicly owned utilities or media organisations.
To a framed view into a human throat, for example, she adds electrical conduit cast in black rubber that connects to a rubber speaker from which spill empty cartoon word balloons outlined in black rubber.
However, currently their use like hollow conduits is limited to small sensory nerves, for example, digital nerves, for gaps less than 3 cm.
Concerning cylindrical structures in axial flow, one may distinguish unconfined flow and confined flow, for example by an outer containment conduit.
Instead of digging up streets to install new, high-capacity conduits, existing conduits can be "retrofitted" with superconducting cables.In the Detroit project, for example, three superconducting cables replace nine copper ones.
For example if you had size 27 conduit and 14 AWG conductor, a maximum of 25 conductors are allowed in the conduit.
However, we did not consider, for example, out-gassing from the magma in the conduit (Ida, 2007), or fragmentations of the magma (e.g., Melnik, 2000; Koyaguchi et al., 2008), because these processes are complex and are still under investigation.
