The ship's computer, HAL 9000, which possesses human intellect and vocal ability, malfunctions and begins to work against the astronauts in a life-or-death battle of wits, leading to questions about humankind's relationship to machines.
And when they get too short, our cells start to malfunction and lose their ability to divide – a phenomenon that is now recognised as a key process in ageing.
We discuss in detail findings in GSF from three historical patients with AIS, which include identification of novel mechanisms of AR malfunction, and the potential ability to utilize HCA for personalized treatment of patients affected by this condition.
His right lung and then his left would start to fill with fluid from pneumonia, his liver and kidneys would begin malfunctioning, and his blood would lose some of its ability to clot.
Table 10 shows an example of investigating the ability of our approach to detect the malfunctioning molecule by downregulating molecules by a factor of 0.01.
Even if there were no malfunctions or other technical problems an unlikely scenario the descent would test the abilities of the entire Apollo team, Mission Control, as much as the astronauts themselves.
These results provide novel insight into the oligomerization status of the serotonin1A receptor that could enhance the ability to design better therapeutic strategies to combat diseases related to malfunctioning of GPCRs.
In the etching, Goya animates his fears for us, and with the title he acknowledges that we lose our ability to protect ourselves from fear when our logical thought processes are somehow turned off or malfunctioning.
This network weighs up the pros and cons of different choices and when it malfunctions there is a reduced ability to link rewards with actions.
An X-ray machine scanning Halloween candy malfunctions and gives Bart the ability to stretch his body like rubber and Lisa super strength.
T2D affects an estimated 350 million people in the world today and is caused by complete or partial malfunction in a body's ability to respond to blood glucose through production of insulin [ 99, 100].
