As the nascent polypeptide chain emerges into the cytosol, interaction with Hsp70 is crucial for the continuous transport of the polypeptide through the ribosome channel into the cytosol (Nelson et al., 1992).
The framework can provide low-resistance, continuous transport pathways for both electrons and electrolyte ions in the entire electrode system, maximizing the energy use of the nanorods.
Hydrophilic sulfonate groups in SP formed hydrophilic regions which can bind water molecules, ensuring sufficient water occupancy in the membranes, while the hydrophobic polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons provided continuous transport "highways" for the water molecules.
The increased conductivity of CNH-Col can provide a continuous transport path for electrons, which is beneficial to excited cells (cardiac myocytes and neurons) [24].
In the water boiling experiments, nucleation, growth and coalescence of the gas phase into connected channels were observed at critical gas saturations of Sgc = 0.233 ± 0.017, which allowed for continuous gas transport out of the sand.
For our characteristic values of Da and α, this continuous transport becomes very prominent at β = 3 (see Figure 2c).
Using a 7th-order longwall shearer as the motivating case-study, the paper examines the possibility of easing the digital control system design process by substituting a continuous transport-delay for the digital sample-hold operation.
A new approach to the design of flux-corrected transport (FCT) algorithms for continuous (linear/multilinear) finite element approximations of convection-dominated transport problems is pursued.
The question then arises: when, if ever, will the ice conditions allow for continuous and economically feasible container transport along the route?" The greatest potential for the use of ice-reinforced container ships was found if the speed of global warming increased and the price of fuel is high.
