Those sites suggest that the structure was used for "some kind of massive display function", he said.
Her greatest projects, freed from orthogonal oppression, achieved what all public architecture should aspire to in being massive, fully functioning gathering places that also gracefully invite us to pause, look around, and marvel at what is physically possible.
Myocardial infarction is often associated with abnormalities in electrical function due to a massive loss of functioning cardiomyocytes.
These include the recruitment of multiple enzymes into new biochemical functions, massive shifts in the spatial distribution of proteins and organelles, and a set of anatomical modifications to cell size and structure.
In the field of ecology, regime shifts are massive changes in function and character that occur when an ecosystem passes a tipping point.
"WHO needs massive rethinking of function and leadership, and that means rethinking how money goes to regions and how regional leaders are elected," says Bloom. "They may do very nice things that I'm not aware of, but they sure as hell don't contribute to research knowledge or global control of this or that".
There has been a tremendous upsurge of global interest to study these deep hadal regions, in part due to the desire to understand life's adaptation to massive pressures, cellular function in the deep ocean, the evolution of life, and the unknown role these deep environs play in the global carbon cycle, which is so important now for understanding climate change.
In the absence of myostatin function, massive muscle growth has been observed in mice, cattle and humans [ 2].
The complexities of various body tissues and differences in structures and functions bring massive difficulties in human anti-aging research.
RNA diversity reduction due to competitive exclusion would have meant a massive loss of such functions.
