This dictates a number of antenna elements of at least 1600 [1].
AMPA receptors (AMPARs) are heteromeric complexes assembled from four distinct subunits (GluR1 4), of which GluR2 is particularly interesting because it dictates a number of important biophysical and biochemical properties [4] [7].
He said regulations that dictated an arbitrary number of trees per hectare could not have anything to do with "restoring" the ecosystem, since there was no requirement to compare the state of the property to more natural ecosystems in nearby national parks.
The technical answer is that the store wants to control the sequence in which customers are serviced, and that sequence is dictated by a number system.
"Companies, their ultimate success is never dictated by a number at any point in time," Xu said.
The seismic response of RC structures is dictated by a number of aleatory and epistemic uncertainties, related to material properties and seismic hazard.
Aside from Æthelberht's granting of freedom of worship to his wife, the choice of Kent was probably dictated by a number of other factors.
Wine styles are dictated by a number of factors, including the basic material -- the wine grape used, or blend of grapes-the climate and growing conditions where the wine was made; and the winemaking techniques used to produce that wine.
To be sure, the American public sphere is now dictated by a number of key gatekeepers, but education, class, and even geography are now factoring just as prominently as race and gender have for the past few decades.
11 Their clinical course is dictated by a number of infection-related factors, including the microbiology of the infection, the anatomical location, the degree of localisation and the presence of correctable anatomical derangements involving intra-abdominal viscera.
The urgency of filling this gap is strongly dictated by a number of population-based studies suggesting that the use of e-cigarettes (especially among young individuals) will soon surpass that of conventional cigarettes.
