A relative packing factor was derived as a function of packing surface area and eventually integrated into the developed mass-transfer correlations for the purpose of scale-up.
We first examined the thermal stability of DNA-AuNPs as a function of packing densities, using the established fluorescence turn-on assay.
Differences in tumour drug distribution as a function of packing density have also been reported by Au et al. (Kuh et al., 1999; Zheng et al., 2001): high cell density was shown to reduce the penetration of doxorubicin and paclitaxel in PC3 and human pharynx FaDu tumours in histoculture and in vivo.
In addition, the direct contact cooler upstream of the absorber was integrated into the column with the amine solvent performing the flue gas cooling function in a packed section with a higher L/G.
These molecules function in densely packed thick filaments interdigitated with actin thin filaments in the muscle fiber lattice.
We call it a word hash function because we require that the hash function can hash multiple integers packed in a word in constant time.
More functions may soon be packed into tires beyond traction and handling abilities.
Apple will not sell its new phone in Asia until next year, and there are also doubts whether iPhone will catch on in markets like South Korea, where consumers often pay for small, sleek phones packed with functions.
Dr. Brueggemann and his colleagues report that the genome of P. acnes is not very large, but it is packed with functions that no one dreamed would be found in skin bacteria.
The San Francisco Chamber Orchestra performs frequent free shows for packed houses, functioning entirely off grants, in an attempt to change the connotations of classical music as being solely for the wealthy.
The large scale of integration provided by CMOS processes with minimum feature size in the 100 nm range, makes them very attractive in the design of front-end electronics for highly pixelated detectors, where several functions need to be packed inside a relatively small silicon area.
