"The images I had of a composer made me think that I could not externally or internally correspond to those images," she said.
Alternatively, the packet sent could be externally triggered, with the data pulled out of the mote by a mobile sink or data mule.
The Systematic Treatment Enhancement Program for Bipolar Disorder (STEP-BD) was conceived in response to a National Institute of Mental Health initiative seeking a public health intervention model that could generate externally valid answers to treatment effectiveness questions related to bipolar disorder.
Both prototypes could be externally distinguished from later Comets by the large single-wheeled main landing gear, which was replaced on production models starting with G-ALYP by four-wheeled bogies.
Following 48 hours of treatment, both these inhibitors significantly inhibited luciferase reporter activity (cyclopamine, p<0.0005, IPI-926, p<0.0002), suggesting that the activity of the Hh signaling pathway could be externally modulated in B-ALL.
Although stepwise translocation was found to naturally occur in several nanopore systems, only in a few, the character of the motion could be externally controlled.
Examples of "winds" could include externally applied cytokines or drugs that transiently alter network components and thereby influence the trajectory of cell phenotype changes, for example, differentiation.
We previously showed that nanoparticulate carriers could associate externally with B and T cells without being internalized [ 47], which may explain why B cells associated with MC-TG in tumors without being depleted (Fig. 2e); further work is, however, needed to determine why B cells associated with MC-TG in tumors but not in spleens or LNs.
Test versions of the receiving antenna are small domes only a few inches in diameter that could be attached externally to the rear windows of automobiles.
In 1845 Morton learned from Horace Wells that ether could be applied externally as a local anesthetic, and he began to undertake his own experiments with ether.
