This small cell was taken from a culture at the light-to-dark transition, and its non-dividing organelles implied that it must have just divided and was in early G1.
"Centerlink had just divided my total earnings by 26 and decided I reported incorrectly," the submission said.
Calculation of the specific activity of free enzymes may seem a trivial point, since once activity is measured under proper conditions (see Discussion on this issue later on), the value obtained has just to be divided by the amount of protein used.
They would have been right for the pre-1918 Habsburg empire, but the world had just been divided by the iron curtain, leaving little Austria squeezed up against the Western side of the border with the communist East.
In fact, at this stage of his professional life, the 85-year-old Gehry has come to represent, perhaps as fully as anyone in the profession save Zaha Hadid, one side in a series of battles that have not just divided but reshaped architectural practice over the last decade.
The gap between blacks and whites has narrowed since the earliest days of the recession, but only because white unemployment has jumped; ultimately, the recession has just widened the divide.
"It's been on the farm forever, and we've just kept dividing it," he said on a warm May morning, as he ambled through the rows in his rhubarb patch, where the broad green leaves hid the clumps of ruddy stalks below.
A paperback edition of his book, Why Walls Won't Work: Repairing the US-Mexico Divide, has just been published by Oxford University Press.
A paperback edition of his book, Why Walls Won't Work: Repairing the US-Mexico Divide has just been published by Oxford University Press.
