In the two case studies presented, the volumetric substrate feed rate into a fedbatch bioreactor in which one biomass grows on one limiting substrate is the control input to be optimized.
The more one looks at it, the more it grows on one, not only as a remarkable work of art but something that makes sense as a work by Michelangelo". "I am persuaded by it," he went on, "but I recognize that a lot of people, including some scholars, will find it difficult to accept". Could the statue be a fake?
But after that, I could see from the kitchen window that apples were growing on one of the trees.
This device was grown on one side of a polished sapphire substrate using a low-temperature AlN buffer layer created by six-pocket multi-wafer system metalorganic chemical vapor deposition (MOCVD) with a vertical reactor.
Others have gotten more extreme, naming bars after one of the three main varieties of cacao, like the rare criollo, and labeling chocolate made from beans grown on one farm "plantation" or "estate" chocolate.
Born in botany to describe a cluster of flowers growing on one side of a stalk, it bloomed in diplolingo a half century ago: "Unilateralism, to coin one more gobbledygook term," wrote Arthur Schlesinger Jr. in 1951 in its disparagement, "has become the new isolationism.
In this way, several polymer chains could grow on one catalyst molecule; however, the chain termination process during this polymerization should be negligible [80, 81, 82].
In contrast to living polymerization where only one catalytic species produces one polymer chain, in CCTP, several polymer chains could be grown on one catalyst species and molecular weight of the resulting polymer could also be controlled [81].
Shelbourne et al. (1973) similarly found individual-tree volume to be negatively correlated with stiffness in a study of New Zealand-grown Douglas-fir trees growing on one site.
Fungal culture results were considered positive when there was growth of the same organism on two or more solid media at the inoculation site, or when the organism grew on one culture media and was noted on a stained smear (gram, Giemsa, or Gomori methenamine silver) [11].
Solondz thinks back fondly to the huge salt crystals she managed to grow on one child's dress for the 2003 show They Left Their Clothes by the Water and how she started making salt stalactites by hanging a thread from a basin of supersaturated salt water (Fig. 2).
