Repeat as often as needed (it's recommended to keep a small bowl of the warmed cooking oil next to your work area for fast dipping).
Compared to other line-probe assays, Speed-oligo Mycobacteria covers a relatively limited spectrum of species but uses a simpler and faster dip-stick technique.
Next ball, fast again, dipped in to McCullum, who could only deflect it down on to his stumps.
The fast down-dip propagation followed by slow propagation with high-frequency bursts is a key feature in the back-propagation results of Meng et al. (2011).
To reproduce this feature, we did not need a steep symmetry axis, but instead needed a thin anisotropic layer with a fast axis dipping to the NNW direction that was sandwiched by isotropic layers.
2.23 1.59 45 Drive with only "half an eye" on the road while looking at a map, changing a radio channel, etc. 1.65 1.16 5 Drive along country roads at night as fast with dipped lights as on full beam.
From the deck of the boat, Hart pointed in the direction of land yelling "Keep on going, mate, you're nearly there!" I pushed through the water until I felt a fast-moving dip in the current; I sensed that something incredibly large was in front of me.
(Mn = 1.65, SD = 1.16), "Drive along country roads at night as fast with dipped lights as on full beam" (Mn = 1.54, SD = 1.56), and "Forget which gear you are currently in and have to check with your hand" (Mn = 1.50, SD = 1.30).
Besides the higher efficiency of SS-LBL in decreasing the gas permeability, this deposition technique is also 20 times faster than dipping-LBL, and the coated films have higher light transmittance.
In contrast, in fasting mice, dips in blood glucose levels, likely perceived by tanycytes themselves thanks to their glucosensing properties [ 6], trigger VEGFA expression in these cells, and VEGF accumulation in the median eminence acts on endothelial VEGFR2 to promote the fenestration of capillary loops that reach the ARH [ 4].
