Three arrangements of cold aisles are tested: (i) free open cold aisle, (ii) semi-enclosed cold aisles where the aisles are enclosed from the sides, and (iii) full enclosed cold aisles, where the aisles are enclosed from sides and top.
For the introgression study, flowers were enclosed from the bud stage until fruit maturity in cellophane bags, and bags were opened only for controlled hand-pollinations with tetraploid or hexaploid apomictic pollen plants (Table 1).
Complete descriptions of all current and past winners of these awards are available by mail (a 55-cent stamped, self-addressed envelope should be enclosed for each) from Gold Medal Plants, Pennsylvania Horticultural Society, 100 North 20th Street, Philadelphia, 19103 (on the Web, www.libertynet.org/phs); and from Cary Awards, Tower Hill Botanic Garden, P.O.
Dr. Bennett said she believed that was because "the eye itself is enclosed" and "protected from the blood supply," so the injected compound "doesn't escape".
The fluid is enclosed between two cylinders, heated from above and cooled from below, which makes its motion unstable for a large enough Rayleigh number.
Once the parasite is internalised in the host cell, it is enclosed in a vacuole derived from the host cell plasma membrane and parasite proteins.
Ellin was also critical of Lucozade Sport and bottles with a similar design, where a recyclable bottle is enclosed in a sleeve made from a different type of plastic.
A manifesto is enclosed, written by two schoolgirls from Frankfurt (Oder) in 1968, to inform the East German population about the invasion of Prague by troops of the Warsaw Pact.
Only when the ANS probe is enclosed in a different environment from the solvent does its fluorescence greatly change.
The design principle is that highly radioactive waste, such as burnt-out fuel and products from processed waste, is enclosed in containers canisters isolated by smectitic (smectite-rich) clay.
