During this transition the major load of rRNA transcription is changed from P1 to P2 promoters.
At exponential growth, when rRNA P1 promoters take the major load of rRNA transcription, firing almost at their maximal initiation frequency, only weak differences in the synthesis of rRNAs between wild-type and ssrS- mutant is apparent (see also Figure 1, rrn P1).
The comparison of the parameters' coefficients for the first and second components showed that the first component has a major loading on the difference of SSRs during analyzing genomes (Table 2).
The reaction catalyzed by SHMT represents in these organisms one of the major loading routes of C1 units onto the folate carrier [ 27].
* "Kamsarmax" Maximum length overall 229 meters refers to a new type of ships, larger than panamax, that are suitable for berthing at the Port of Kamsar (Republic of Guinea), where the major loading terminal of bauxite is restricted to vessels not more than 229 meters.
We study the deformation of turbine blades under the assumption of linear elasticity by considering all major loads and boundary conditions of a standard mechanical simulation process for turbine blades.
This paper presents an integrated control of major loads in commercial buildings, i.e., cooling, lighting and plug loads that can maintain occupant environmental preferences.
They also have the advantage that the direction of the filaments in a multi-lamina structure may be aligned with the direction of the major loads at a particular point, resulting in a more efficient design.
It was observed that the von Mises stress increased steadily downward along the lumbar spine and 5(b)), and that the lumbar vertebral bodies were the major load-bearing parts of the spine sustaining physiological loadings.
When severe system frequency disturbances occur, for example loss of a station (all generating units), loss of a major load centre, or loss of AC or DC interconnection, emergency control measures may be required to maintain frequency stability.
