We are introduced, for instance, to Jacques Jaujard, the director of French museums, including the Louvre, under Nazi rule, and Count Franz Wolff Metternich, the high-ranking German officer who oversaw the preservation of artifacts and buildings in Occupied France.
Earlier, the same group of researchers had found that after weight training, older women with mild cognitive impairment improved their associative memory, or the ability to recall things in context — a stranger's name and how you were introduced, for instance.
Reverse functions may be introduced, for instance, to estimate spaces in matrix which are free of the particles.
P. patula has been introduced for instance to South Africa, Swaziland, Zimbabwe, Madagascar, Malawi, Tanzania, Kenya, Uganda, Angola and Cameroon (Wormald [1975]).
The situation becomes more complex when more realistic payoffs are introduced, for instance, that the sender incurs a cost rather than automatically sharing the benefit that the receiver gets from correct behavior for the environment.
In the review of literature, various methods for estimating generalized lambda distribution parameters have been introduced, for instance, moment-matching method, least squares method, Starship method and Downhill simplex method.
Additional fields could be introduced, for instance, to include the probability that a building would suffer damage of a certain degree or higher as a function of the seismic intensity (fragility of the building).
Theoretical work on this topic has been introduced for instance by Filson and Masia [30] who present a computational model in which even small reductions in profitability have substantial impacts on firm success and innovation.
Biomimetic materials cannot properly mimic such synthetic processes and use machines to assemble structures, but there are ways in which such molecular assemblies could be introduced, for instance by using a 'spinneret' based on that found in a spider or caterpillar in a rapid manufacturing machine.
Furthermore, our findings are potentially significant for future synthetic biology applications because they open up the possibility for re-engineering of variants of natural proteins into which unique chemical functionalities can then be introduced, for instance using codon reassignment and unnatural amino acid mutagenesis [6], [2].
Assuming no cellular stress is introduced (for instance, by a virus attack), the calculation of the synthesis rate can be reduced to include only a simplified eukaryotic initiation factor (eIF -2 reIF -2ion model.
