They are distinguished by their zygodactylous feet; their separately mobile, stereoscopic eyes; their very long, highly modified, rapidly extrudable tongues; their swaying gait; and crests or horns on their distinctively shaped heads.
And in this very defining moment, Schengen should be modified rapidly if needed, but not suspended, in order not to send its members the wrong message, or even the wrong worries -- all member-nations have been very invested into enforcing it thus far, and working as one block.
However, the adhesion properties of tested surfaces can become modified rapidly by immersion in water and by the adsorption of conditioning films [ 23].
89, 90 However, the ICEMR sites reveal a variety of transmission scenarios that will require a more tailored approach that can be monitored and modified rapidly as the need arises.
MG can modify proteins rapidly and cause cross-linking, probably changing the properties of these proteins and thus triggering intracellular responses.
Optogenetics the use of light to control genetically modified neurons has rapidly become one of the hottest fields in neuroscience.
We define these types of programs as those that were specifically designed, modified, or rapidly enlarged to address electric system reliability concerns.
Simulation results for an acoustic echo cancellation application confirm that this modified algorithm rapidly converges to small residual error with low computational complexity.
Furthermore, these synergies can be modified fairly rapidly, even in mild stroke patients whose bimanual coordination also reveals evidence that predictive mechanisms of bimanual coordination depend on the left hemisphere, consistently with Dynamic Dominance Model.
And jatropha has the promise of doing that because it's a very simple genome and it can be modified very rapidly, and selected even with different strains, and not much has been done with it.
A laser-based transfer technique, termed matrix assisted pulsed laser evaporation direct write (MAPLE DW), has been modified to rapidly and accurately deposit mammalian cells in a non-contact manner.
