The change can be instigated by an external control or it can be automatic, for instance in response to variations in heat, pressure or velocity.These morphing composites could be used to produce more efficient turbine blades in wind and tidal generators, a seminar at Bristol University's Advanced Composites Centre for Innovation and Science was told this week.
These data agreed with other findings; for instance, in response to M. oryzae, RACK1A interacted with OsRac1 (Nakashima et al 2008) at the N-terminus of Rboh, leading to ROS production (Wong et al 2007).
For instance, in response to the thirty-second question regarding the relevance of the command of the learner over the stream of processes in learning environments, and the positive effects which it has over learning a foreign language, you strongly agreed.
If the input ceases later for instance, in response to a feedback signal triggered by the firing of the target the "most economical" way of delivering input (the way that requires the least total amount of input) is no longer precisely synchronous, but merely approximately so.
For instance, in response to a genuine act of benevolence, a beneficiary might actually come to resent his benefactor; and rather than feeling any motivation to benefit her in the future, he may find himself inclined to set back her interests.
This is evident in a number of texts; for instance, in response to his Lockean interlocutor, Leibniz writes in the New Essays: "This division of the objects of our thoughts into substances, modes, and relations is pretty much to my liking.
For instance, in response to a single square pulse, across-receptor synchrony is greatest for the first poststimulus oscillatory peak.
For instance, in response to YB-1 knockdown, CCND1 and ITGA6 expression were decreased or unchanged in RU cells but paradoxically increased in RR cells.
For instance, in response to the statement I would recommend the guidelines to other people, all participants responded with either Strongly Agree or Agree.
For instance, in response to increased temperatures, a crop plant will probably respond through shifts in its morphology, phenology, or development, which may help it maintain fitness.
