In this paper these two representative methods are examined and compared, especially in terms of the directional dependence of radiation intensity due to the discrete division of a solid angle.
The "Brunswick Corps", as it is called in the order of battle for the Waterloo Campaign, formed up as a discrete division in the allied reserve.
Finally, a discrete division rule is applied, in which n is incremented, and each nucleus (and hence ODE) splits into two, with the concentrations of all gene products copied from the mother nucleus to the daughter nuclei.
Discrete division cycles could be visualized by means of different CFSE signal peaks in case of T cells isolated from healthy mice, whereas T cells from tumor-bearing mice failed to proliferate in response to anti-CD3/anti-CD28 antibody.
Wade's book is all pseudoscientific rubbish, because he can't justify his first and primary point: his claim that the human racial groups we recognize today culturally are scientifically meaningful, discrete biological divisions of humans.
To our knowledge this remains the sole example of such a discrete cell division phenotype in T. brucei.
Another discrete event, cell division, is not shown here.
In contrast, eukaryotes duplicate their DNA exactly once during a discrete period between cell divisions.
It's like a collective fetish, a feral addiction of the species: divisions, boxes, discrete modes of being; this belongs here and that over there, you do this and I do that, I like this and I hate that and it all make perfect sense.
Replicative cellular senescence is a phenomenon of irreversible growth arrest triggered by the accumulation of a discrete number of cell divisions.
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