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Fig. 2 Primary producers (photosynthetic plants and cyanobacteria; green cog) rely on the conversion of directed high energy (low entropy) sunlight (yellow arrows) into dispersed low energy (high entropy) infrared light (red arrows) to synthesize and store their own chemical energy (glucose and ATP).

Jack Rusholme, prefacing a retrospective of Hoolboom's works by Experimenta Media Arts, wrote that the split-screen evokes the effects of AIDS, in which "the body [is] broken into dispersed vantages", while the narration serves to "bind with words what this disease will render lifeless and inert".

Fragmentation of stacked cisterns of the Golgi apparatus into dispersed smaller elements is a feature associated with degeneration of neurons in amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) and some other neurodegenerative disorders.

This additional increase of OD, which appears as a shoulder after the onset of starvation (Figure 9), is therefore most likely due to the dispersal of suspended aggregates into dispersed, single-cells during starvation and stationary phase.

Buying both minerals and books in the booming market of the 1990's finally created financial problems for Mr. Freilich, and he decided to look into dispersing the collection.

Through the haze of tear gas, police special forces aimed loaded rifles at crowds of protesters, hoping to intimidate them into dispersing.

All individuals emerge from eggs as larvae, beyond which the development is flexible in that larvae may develop into nymphs and subsequently into dispersing alates, or into the sterile workers or soldiers [reviewed in ref. [ 2]].

This observation was attributed to the breakup of CNT aggregates into smaller dimensions and eventually into fully dispersed MWCNTs.

Thus, after processing, the (reactive) solvent is converted into a dispersed phase.

In contrast, sperm released into culture medium from control uterine horns rapidly dispersed into small clumps.

Rather, it is transformed into carbon dioxide, sulfur dioxide, and other gases that are dispersed into the atmosphere.