The warrior is shown holding "two portable poles of latitude and longitude" and has "the heating regulator of the world" around his neck.
In addition to detecting sound, large ears are believed to act as heat regulators in species such as the bat-eared fox (Otocyon megalotis) and the fennec, allowing a greater amount of heat to be dissipated in hot climates.
This pairing of thermometer with heater was not only key in proving temperature could be measured in the cell, Lukin said, but is hoped to be used as a kind of cell heat regulator.
The heat regulator business cooled in the late 1940s, and Crown switched to making antenna rotators, which it phased out in 2001.
Finally, it is quite possible that the sail or hump combined these functions, acting normally as a heat regulator, becoming a courting aid during the mating season, being used to cool itself and, on occasions, turning into an intimidating device when an animal was feeling threatened.
The proposed methodology (developed through experimental trials carried out in the laboratories of the DEIM of Palermo University) made use of a warming blanket, with a heat regulator, commonly used in hospital facilities and has been developed with the following steps.
You will also have to install adequately lighting such as UV lamps and a heat regulator if required.
In addition, HIMIA suggested that 68 uncharacterized genes may be involved in heat shock response and it also identified their plausible heat-responsive regulators.
Using HIMIA, we identify 68 uncharacterized genes that may be involved in heat shock response and we also identify their plausible heat-responsive regulators.
The crucial role of SigH in the heat-shock response by controlling the expression of the ATP-dependent Clp protease, chaperones and heat-shock regulators was demonstrated in a number of studies [ 14- 18].
