Last fall, Kwan took a full course load at U.C.L.A., and her skating went into a mode of maintenance.
However, such a fire fighting mode of maintenance often causes serious damage to related facilities, personnel and environment respectively.
The amount of immunoglobulin appeared to be influenced by the tumour under investigation and its mode of maintenance.
Here, applied promoters, expressed genes and their size, as well as the mode of maintenance within the host are named: plasmid (pl)., cosmid (cos), or chromosome (chr).
The genetic and epigenetic changes between an embryonic versus an adult mode of tissue maintenance are likely to be numerous and some might explain the diminished, and eventually lacking, capacity for regeneration that is typical of human aging.
This was in sharp contrast to parechoviruses and cardioviruses detected predominantly in patients <6 years of age in the same study cohorts (8, 9 ) and indicated different modes of transmission and maintenance of these genetically related picornaviruses at the population level.
The default mode, identified in 2001, is generally inactive while people perform tasks, but kicks into gear when the brain is in a kind of maintenance mode: during introspection, review, daydreaming and talking to oneself.
A peer-to-peer approach enables new modes of collaboration, while simplifying maintenance by propagating individual updates in shared models.
Besides, as the network of East China and the network structures between provincial power grids are compact, the influences of maintenance on oscillation mode will not be too large (Modes 5 and 6) in most cases.
This is a consequence of the fact that for all mode distributions maintenance of the routes is needed due to mobility, causing similar packet losses.
Early input into the FDP from the production operations and maintenance group is essential to ensure that the mode of production and maintenance is considered in the design of the facilities.
