Whereas before, to search something meant you had to through its drawers or folders by hand and inspect things by eye, now it means simply to produce a query and allow the vast computational engines of cloud services to exert themselves in parallel, sifting through petabytes of data and instantly presenting you with your results, ordered and arranged like snacks on a platter.
Pressure is defined as the perpendicular force exerted in a vessel, whereas the WSS is the parallel force [ 18].
Since masticatory forces are exerted in a vertical direction, inclination of teeth might make the masticatory forces more hazardous for teeth inclined labially than for those positioned more upright and parallel to the force direction.
How much pressure can voters exert in those months?
First, American corporations exert far more political influence in the United States than their counterparts exert in their own countries.
In parallel, the combination exerted strong synergistic effects in vitro, and in a nude rat model for cervical cancer it significantly inhibited the formation of metastases.
As co-sponsors of the Middle East peace process, the United States and Russia will continue to exert joint and parallel efforts, including in the framework of the "Quartet," to overcome the current crisis in the Middle East, to restart negotiations and to encourage a negotiated settlement.
Since these genes were not affected in the ams mutant, some lipid metabolic genes might be activated independent of AMS and they might exert functions earlier than AMS or in parallel to AMS [ 63, 64].
In this study, we report α-solanine as a potential inducer of autophagy, which may act synergistically or in parallel with apoptosis to exert its cytotoxic effect.
The finding that Egr2 binds directly to KLF4 to induce expression of C/EBPβ (29) does not conflict with the suggestion that Egr2 also exerts part of its pro-adipogenic effects in parallel with C/EBPβ.
