They argue that Katowice represents a peculiar model of urban identity formation in Central and Eastern Europe that has to date not been researched in any depth, in which each successive historical period represents a rupture with the foregoing values and ideas and an attempt to make a new, lasting imprint on the material outlook of the city.
In accordance with Lee et al. (1987), it is assumed that there is constant heat production with depth, in which case f z) in Eq. (4) has the form: f z) = frac{{A_{0} z^{2} }}{2}, (5 where A 0 (μW m−3) is the surface heat production.
Our method allows the detection of small spectral variations in depth in the living brain, which is essential for imaging efficiently transgenic animals expressing combination of multiple fluorescent proteins.
Asked whether Labour was stronger or weaker than when he was leader, he said: "I think it has a strength in depth in terms of our membership which we didn't have before.
An aspect we have not discussed in depth in the present review, but which is emerging as an important area, is the role autophagy and mitophagy play in the biological effects of RLS [ 182].
Our systematic analysis has identified excellent tissue-specific and/or stress-responsive candidate GmARF genes for in-depth in planta functional analyses, which would lead to potential applications in the development of genetically modified soybean cultivars with enhanced drought tolerance.
This relationship is explored in depth in the fascinating documentary Bolshoi Babylon, which interviews key players in the company and in the scandal to understand the significance of the attack to the Bolshoi, the ballet world, and Russia.
The axon, which meanders in depth in this confocal image stack, was digitally traced (yellow) and superimposed in one plane for display.
Prior to the interviews, the author explained the purpose of the study in depth in order to obtain informed consent, which included permission to record interviews.
