This new area has been particularly exploited in the area of negative electrode design, where the intimate mix of components at the nanoscale permits and enhances Li reversibility.
Introduction of T101A into NiTrac1 also eliminated the high-affinity component, intimating that NiTrac1 is a transport activity sensor, and that conformational rearrangements during the transport cycle affect mCerulean emission.
Long-term periodic fluctuations in the Balkhash Lake water levels have been suggested to be conditioned primarily climatically (but also, to a smaller degree, anthropogenically) and demonstrate their intimate connection with components of its water regime, especially runoff from the Ili River (Petr 1992; Piven 1990; Djanalieva & Bogachev 1992).
On microscopic examination, the tumor was characterized by intimate admixture of epithelial component and sarcomatous stromal component.
In particular, the psychological component of intimate partner violence was the strongest predictor of posttraumatic stress disorder.
However, as the authors acknowledge, it requires users to have an intimate knowledge of the component libraries in order to manage what data types, conventions, and operations can be performed by each of the three libraries it wraps.
There is a more intimate connection between these components of Hume's philosophy than this account suggests.
Bone ingrowth into uncemented acetabular components requires intimate cup-bone contact and rigid fixation, which can be difficult to achieve in revision hip arthroplasty.
In Proton Electrolyte Membrane (PEM) fuel cells, seals are used to keep intimate contact between all components as well as to keep the reactant gases and liquid within their respective regions.
However, an environmental component was intimated by a study that showed tributaries of a single river had size thresholds for precocity that depended on the altitude of the tributary [ 11].
