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A method is described to convert 3D patterns of pharmacophoric groups into 2D queries for molecular substructure searches of the Chemical Abstracts database with SciFinder Scholar®.
A tool is also described to convert these specifications into a corresponding IEC 61499 (function block architecture) implementation model that holons can execute across an open network of controller devices.
A new time switching pattern and a control mechanism are described to convert a variable frequency input power proportion to the wind power to a constant frequency output power for a distributed load system in a single unit.
ACs might be source of TGF-β, which has been described to convert naive T cells into CD25+ suppressor cells by inducing Foxp3 expression [ 48].
boidinii, Hansenula sp., P. pastoris and T. aurantiacus) was described to convert racemic branched alcohols (Table 1, entries 16 17) in an enantioselective fashion with conversions of 16 76 %, the non-reacted substrate enantiomers showed ees of up to 90%% for SCAO from C. boidinii (Clark et al. 1995).
Yesterday, it described plans to convert two floors of its building opposite Lincoln Center into a 20,000-square-foot temple.
Boore (2003) has described how to convert a velocity and density model into approximate site amplifications using the square root of the impedance ratio between the source and the surface.
This process uses the ATP and NADPH produced by the photosynthetic reaction centres, as described above, to convert CO2 into glycerate 3-phosphate, which can then be converted into glucose.
Interestingly, GOGAT uses reduced ferredoxin from PS I (also having an elevated protein abundance as described above) to convert one oxoglutarate and glutamine to two glutamates.
It describes how to convert a list of street addresses to points on a map, or how to make historic maps spatial.
They will describe how to convert a Motorola C-123 cellphone, which is designed to run open-source software, into an interception device.
