For Michael's pavilion‚ I wanted to install television sets that were timed to duplicate this diorama effect on a miniature scale.
Thus, the adiponectin used in this system may not completely duplicate the effect of native glycosylated adiponectin under physiological conditions.
Asexuality in organisms is often accompanied by increased ploidy levels, but this is not the case in aphids (Simon et al. 2002); because only a fraction of the aphid genome is duplicated, this buffer effect would be limited to gene families, so whether this phenomenon could provide enough resistance to mutation accumulation is not obvious.
Try to duplicate the effect of a wood block print depicting a tsunami wave by creating a carved block out of Styrofoam, Plaster-of-Paris, or another material.
Jayne so loved the house's golden light, cast by yellow-tinted skylights, that he resolved to duplicate the effect in his apartment with sheets of mirrored plastic in the skylight.
In a demonstration, the company was able to duplicate the effect seen in Harry Potter movies of newspapers with the people in their pictures coming to life.
Older climate models can't duplicate the effect, the group says, but a new-generation model can.
If you've already done this, your corn isn't ruined, but leaving the husks on will help keep the ears moist and delicious.[2] You can wrap the ears in a paper towel if desired to duplicate the effect of the husks.
In addition, quantification using the HCD cell with an axial field was associated with improved precision as illustrated by a smaller geometric standard deviation of duplicate channel ratios, and this effect was consistent over the entire range of tested collision energies.
The intermediate level of LT divergence within retained duplicates is consistent with this effect being confined to the X. laevis genes rather than a general feature of frogs that would also accelerate X. tropicalis genes.
