The momenta of the particles are selected so that the protons form two kinematically distinct time-of-flight groups as a function of electron energy.
It deconstructs -- and then reconstructs -- the musical form in revealing Alison's life story, bit-by-bit, from her point-of-view at three distinct times of her life.
Our analysis of interhemispheric synchrony indicated that H3 epidemics in the Northern and Southern hemispheres are not completely independent, even though they occur at distinct times of the year.
Let j = 1,2,3,…, J be the indexes labeling the distinct times of events in either group.
We conclude that the direct drug effect was different at distinct times of differentiation.
The requirement for rapid Golgi processing resulted in two distinct times of processing (PNDs 22 and 60) to maintain the use of one cohort.
Our next goal was to develop computational models to help us understand how differences among substrates translate into distinct times of degradation onset.
Next to that, the convergently evolved entomophthoralean fungi are known to cause comparable behavioral manipulations in a range of arthropods (including ants), followed by death and sporulation which also happens at distinct times of day [ 42– 42].
Where Ophiocordyceps belongs to the fungal sub-phylum Ascomycota, there is also an entomopthoralean fungus Pandora that is known to turn European Formica wood ants into zombies at distinct times of the day [ 31].
Even more taxonomically distinct from both these fungal parasites is the wood ant brain worm, the trematode Dicrocoelium dendriticum, that also causes worker ants to leave their nest and bite into grass blades at distinct times of the day [ 33] to facilitate transmission to sheep as additional hosts (the ants acquire these trematode infections from a third host, a snail).
Within this framework the neurobiological reason for the distinct time course of decline of function is selective vulnerability of brain regions.
