The internal bent cap and end diaphragms at the abutments were modeled explicitly as part of the superstructure.
The vitrification itself was carried out by transferring the tissue pieces from VS3 into 1.8 ml NUNC cryotube (Nunclon, Roskilde, Denmark), with an internal thread cap to make it leak proof, with a minimum volume of the vitrification medium using a small spoon so as not to squeeze the tissue.
At a time when the environmental movement is rife with internal debate — cap-and-trade versus carbon taxes, say — everyone can agree that the scene in "Planet Earth" where the great white shark leaps out of the water to snag the fur seal is pretty awesome.
The computational models consist of two-pass channels with 180° turn and arrays of dimples depressed on the internal tip-cap.
Remarkably, this external target interaction of PLK4-PB3 closely resembles an intramolecular interaction observed in PLK1: there, the internal Polo-cap (Pc), an N-terminal extension of PLK1-PB1 whicomprisesses an α-helix and a linker to PB1, directly binds to PLK1-PB2 and thereby determines the relative orientation of PB1 and PB2 (Elia et al., 2003b).
Backpacks come with an internal nylon shower cap to protect their contents.
Further, slicing the fruit body of A. magniverrucata in half will reveal internal structures of cap, gills and stem not present in puffballs.
Small pieces of plant sample material (1 g) or soil (2 g) were weighed into a 50-ml tube, and internal standard Cl2-CAP was added.
Smyth and Shaw [ 13] suggested that the internal translation was cap-independent, possibly due to the presence of one or more internal ribosome entry site (IRES) sequences that can mediate direct ribosomal entry and translation.
Therefore, adopting a system that consists of an inlet vent from the gable and an outlet vent using a turbine ventilator with curved vanes comprising of an internal duct, an opening cap with solar panel are preferable.
