This animated family movie – set in the olden dayes of Scotland – gives us a worrying glimpse of the Disney/Pixar "ideas" fuel gauge, whose needle is twitching further and further leftward towards the "E".
AMPK, the cellular fuel gauge whose activity becomes significantly increased in long-lived flies, detects such energy imbalances to causally channel longevity effects resulting from genetically impaired de novo AMP synthesis.
What's more, the newcomers are narrow-gauge specialists whose intellectual insularity -- a disengagement from both the classroom and the common public sphere -- presents a formidable obstacle to the neighborliness that Mr. Sexton now asks of his "blue team".
However, the statistical isotropy of fluctuations is spontaneously broken by gauge modes whose wavelength exceeds our causal horizon.
A cleaned glass coverlip (gauge 1.5, whose thickness is about 170 microns) was put on top of the PDMS droplet; we allowed the PDMS to spread evenly on the surface of the coverslip for about 30 minutes.
One other striking evidence of differential regulation between hypothalamus and peripheral tissues is the fuel gauge AMPK, whose activity is decreased by leptin in the hypothalamus but increased in skeletal muscle leading to a coordinate control of fuel expenditure and food intake [43].
She was worried about getting some gasoline for her Vauxhall Tigra, whose gauge was on empty.
The gauge for France, whose economy had seemed resilient, is pointing to a fall in output (see chart).
While there are several methods of measuring strain, the most common is with a strain gauge, a device whose electrical resistance varies in proportion to the amount of strain in the device.
But investors became more confident yesterday that interest rates would rise by this spring, as gauged by futures contracts whose prices are based on Fed policy.
