DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.00160.016 The TGN is an essential sorting station where newly-synthesized cargo proteins and lipids are packaged for transport to various destinations at the cell surface, extracellular matrix and the endosome system.
That could happen in the near future if essential fueling stations materialize — a big if.
This paper evaluates hydrometric networks to identify essential streamflow stations and critical areas (highly poor network density) within major watersheds across the different provinces of Canada using entropy theory.
When Granbury City, Texas lost an essential wastewater/effluent pump station during storms in May 2015, the pressure was on to replace it.
The cargo craft is carrying 7.5 tons of fuel, oxygen, food, clothing, equipment and other essentials for the station.
Power was also essential for pumping stations: "If the water stops running, people will be forced to drink out of ponds.
One commissioner, Carl Wood, said in a recent interview that about half the customers who got electricity from the state's three largest utilities were exempt from blackouts because their services were considered essential, like fire stations or hospitals, or because they shared power with an essential source.
The loss of these stations, essential in the mountainous terrain, meant that no Iraqi oil could be pumped to Turkey: half of Iraq's oil exports under the UN oil-for-food programme go that way, the other half through a Gulf port.
Together with an internet based network of ground stations, essential steps towards tele-science applications were studied within the UWE-1 mission.
To improve the locational accuracy, it is essential to select stations at which many earthquakes have been observed with a high precision, and then to use only precise readings at these stations for hypocenter determination.
