Once D oncogenic mutations have occurred, the lineage has a natural log fitness advantage R, and expands by a factor of eR per wild type cell generation.
Once D oncogenic mutations have occurred, the lineage has a natural log fitness advantage R, and expands by a factor of eR per wild type cell generation (see equations [2 3] above).
Then, 10⁻³⁶ seconds after the big bang, space suddenly expanded by a factor of 10⁷⁸ in just a fraction of a second.
"Having said that, if North Korea does indeed double the size of its Yongbyon centrifuge plant (all we know so far is that the roof is now expanded by a factor of two), then the likelihood of indigenous fabrication of maraging steel has increased," Mr. Hecker said in an e-mail interview.
Ironically, the unwritten policy that was expunged did not receive the name by which it is known today until 1775, when Edmund Burke, an opponent of the Stamp and Townshend acts, speaking in Parliament, reflected back on the "wise and salutary neglect" of the colonies by British officials that had allowed British commerce with those colonies to expand by a factor of 12 since l700.
At the space station, it will be attached to an air lock and then inflated like a balloon and expanded by a factor of 10 to its full size — about 13 feet long and 10 feet in diameter, with about 560 cubic feet of space inside.
Over the course of the last decade, nominal fixed investment expanded by a factor of 12.
Much of the increase has been fueled by the growth of the world's population, which has expanded by a factor of 1,000 over the past 10,000 years.
In non-optimal algorithm, the time slot is expanded by a factor of 50, i.e., the resource allocation is updated only every 50 s.
However, while hydro-power could at most be expanded by a factor of about three globally, nuclear has a much bigger potential and in my opinion should be expanded now.
Our gas reserves have expanded by a factor of nearly five.
