For use of plate-like propagation media further aspects, such as thickness, distance and formation of guided wave modes are evaluated.
Given the historical contingencies involved in the formation of guiding paradigms, as well as the fallibility of all investigators, it would be incredibly improbable for everything to end up working perfectly.
Optimization of the formation of the guided pores - apparition of pores in between three imprinted ones - is a way to facilitate the mould fabrication and reduce its cost.
In all these cases, the formation of the triplex guides the active chemical compound to the proper position in the target genome.
Lakoff and Johnson convincingly demonstrated that repeated bodily interactions of a similar kind lead to the formation of image schemas guiding our understanding of verbal expressions.
Attachment and network formation of neurons was guided by a geometrical grid pattern of the adhesion peptide PA22-2 which matches in sequence a part of the A-chain of laminin.
The SLA machine recognizes the diameter and angle of the simulated implants and selectively polymerizes the resins around it, and this is followed by the formation of a cylindrical guide in accordance with the corresponding implant.
The formation of rubrics is guided by the idea of knowledge integration (Author 2011), where all possible key ideas to respond to the question was first laid out, and then the levels were assigned based on the linkage of ideas found in the responses.
In plants, small interfering heterochromatic RNAs (24 nt in length) are involved in the formation of heterochromatin by guiding the action of the RNAi machinery against target DNA sequences (typically repeats and transposable elements), which as a result become methylated (Matzke et al. 2007; Daxinger et al. 2009; Hale et al. 2009; Simon and Meyers 2011).
High-density mesenchymal stem cell (MSC) aggregates can be guided to form bone-like tissue via endochondral ossification in vitro when culture media is supplemented with proteins, such as growth factors (GFs), to first guide the formation of a cartilage template, followed by culture with hypertrophic factors.
