Important works published posthumously included his Letters (in Latin and French, 1657 67); World, or Treatise on Light, containing the core of his natural philosophy (in French, 1664); Treatise on Man (in French, 1664), containing his physiology and mechanistic psychology; and the Rules for the Direction of the Mind (in Latin, 1701), an early, unfinished work attempting to set out his method.
The GTTGAC motif containing the core of a W-box (TTGAC) was also enriched in both strands of the upregulated gene promoters.
An older stone barn contains the core of The Circus, which Ray worked on for nine years but left unfinished after the death of his father in 1985.
Specifically, the House's version, which was passed on Oct. 24, contains the core of what business wants: elimination of the alternative minimum tax; the ability to offset current taxable income with losses going back five years, instead of the current two; faster depreciation schedules; and a continuation of the tax break on foreign profits of financial services firms.
This reply, brief as it is, perhaps contains the core of an argument relevant to the Stoic stance on (what we call) the 'negative moral emotions'.
Unlike most of the great philosophers of the period, Leibniz did not write a magnum opus; there is no single work that can be said to contain the core of his thought.
Using existing sets of MRI brain images, they measured the volume of gray matter (the dark, knobby tissue that contains the core of nerve cells) and white matter (the bundles of nerve fibers that transmit signals around the nervous system) in the brains of more than 1400 individuals.
The third and fourth rounds contained the core of the discussion and were necessary to reach the maximum consensus possible, so creating an optimised, homogeneous opinion for each statement.
An NBH of a given VC is defined by three adjacent real compounds that contain the core of the VC (compound G in Figure 5), its substituent (compound E) and the core and substituent of G and E (compound D).
We demonstrated that MVaf1, which contains the core of DLC-binding site, binds both DLC2 and DLC1, but the complex MVaf1/DLC2 was unable to bind Bmf, suggesting that induction of apoptosis by MVaf1 is due to sequestration of DLC2, and probably also DLC1.
Concern about radiation exposure has been rising in Japan as nuclear experts struggle to contain the cores of at least three nuclear reactors and a spent nuclear fuel facility at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant.
