The stumbling in the wild-type is load-dependent: with a high load such as a duplex of 0.95- μm beads, we often observed a momentary pause at this angle, but pauses were less conspicuous with smaller beads.
A possible model of action of the RLCs and of Ctf4 would be that passage through a cohesin loop may require momentary unloading, then re-loading, of PCNA.
That threw me for a momentary loop.
All that livestock from Minnesota and Wisconsin, unloaded from trucks and herded into pens, now to be rushed into the arena for some momentary preening, bought, rushed out, loaded up and carted away.
When it first loaded, the screen was black, causing momentary panic.
The loads exerted by FWD have a momentary dynamic (impact) character, whereas the current computational pavement models (commonly used in practice) are static models.
Training loads were progressively increased from moderate loadings of 15 20 repetitions maximum (RM ie, the number of repetitions that could be performed to momentary fatigue) during the initial weeks to relatively heavier loadings of 8 12 (RM) during the final weeks.
Training loads were progressively increased from moderate loadings of 15 20 repetitions maximum (RM – i.e. the number of repetitions that could be performed to momentary fatigue) during the initial weeks to relatively heavier loadings of 8 12 RM during the final weeks.
First I was supposed to load on enough weight so that at the end of each set I would reach "momentary failure," a phenomenon in which willpower means nothing because your muscles cease to function.
The effects of the severity of railhead roughness and the wheel load on the occurrence of the jumping wheel phenomenon, which occurs when there is a momentary loss of contact between the wheel and track, are investigated.
