(ii) In the assembly mode II, WT fibers bound to penton base would exclusively localise in crystals, whereas the knobless fibers would be entirely left in other assembly sites invisible to conventional EM.
This colorful account on the investigative Web site Invisible Dog offers apparent details of a trail that it said began with a goalkeeper in an Italian third division team and led to gambling masterminds in Singapore.
In that sense Ichoose resembles Third Voice, whose free software lets users paste stick-on notes over Web pages to post comments invisible to the site operator (see "Wisecrack-ware").
In that sense Ichoose resembles Third Voice, whose free software lets users paste stick-on notes on Web pages to post comments invisible to the site operator ("Wisecrack-wave," July 26 , 1999.
Unfortunately, postmortem examinations are typically limited to uncontrasted CT scans, where blood vessels and their potential injury sites are invisible.
An evolving breed of attack known as DNS (Domain Name System) redirection can send users to invisible look-a-like sites when they type an address directly into a browser (see "For a Poisoned Internet, No Quick Fix").
In the absence of recognizable coding sequence within the fosmid boundaries, these putative gene sites were invisible to FGENESH and Blastx.
The experimenter marked the site of each stimulus with yellow ink, and I.W. wore yellow goggles, so each indentation site was invisible to him.
The lovely thing about the Caruso's pool is the view across the bay to Salerno and the mistily invisible, but nonetheless tangible, site of the great Greek temples on the coastal plain at Paestum.
BECKET, Mass., Aug. 21 — It would be nice to feel unmitigatedly positive about Joanna Haigood's "Invisible Wings," an ambitious site-specific evocation of slave culture and history, linked to the history of the land that the Jacob's Pillow Dance Festival now inhabits.
