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In order to investigate the structural distribution responsible for protein psychrophilicity, a systematic comparative analysis of 13 pairs of psychrophilic and mesophilic proteins is reported.
Even in cases where that object is not directly visible, the shape of a lensed image provides information about the mass distribution responsible for the light deflection.
SPT also has an international distribution arm responsible for shows such as Dragon's Den, Pan Am and Breaking Bad.
In 2008, he co-founded Oscilloscope Laboratories, a film production and distribution company, responsible for releasing independent films such as that year's Wendy and Lucy, and We Need to Talk About Kevin (2011).
We assume that both effects, namely the gas flow through the GDL and the homogenous water distribution are responsible for the found performance increase of up to 10%.
The different microstructural characteristics and distribution morphologies responsible for these EMS-induced changes in mechanical properties and wear resistance of the coatings are discussed in details.
This demonstrates that the initial high level of S and CN ions incorporated into the copper layer and their distribution are responsible for waviness of the copper layer.
Unlike AC overhead lines the presence of space charges is of paramount importance as the charge distribution is responsible for a distortion in the initial electric field.
Rich Pirog, senior associate director of the C.S. Mott Group for Sustainable Food Systems, found that conventional food distribution was responsible for 5 to 17 times more CO2 than local and regionally produced food.
Structural analyses reveal that the presence of icosahedral medium-range order clusters, which, in turn leads to the heterogeneity of free volume distribution, is responsible for the improvement of plasticity.
This non-homogeneous distribution is responsible for average austenite carbon enrichments beyond the so-called T0 line, the temperature at which the chemical driving force for the bainitic transformation is exhausted.
