In the New World a series can be traced from the typical Zenaida pigeons, through the ground doves (Columbina, Claravis, Metriopelia and Scardafella), which are mostly compact with short tails, and the Leptotila doves of South America, with longer legs suitable for running over the ground, to the New World quail doves (Geotrygon and Starnoenas).
Your correspondent plans to upgrade his original 4.2 kilowatts worth of indoor and outdoor lighting with LED equivalents, one lamp at a time, as the existing bulbs (mostly compact fluorescents) burn out.
Your columnist plans to upgrade his original 4.2 kilowatts' worth of domestic indoor and outdoor lighting with LED equivalents, one lamp at a time, as the existing bulbs (mostly compact fluorescents) burn out.
Here, we reveal that a large fragment of the cellulosome presents a mostly compact conformation in solution, by solving the three-dimensional structure of a C. thermocellum mini-cellulosome comprising three consecutive cohesin modules, each bound to one Cel8A cellulase, at 35 Å resolution by cryo-electron microscopy.
Carefully looking at LLOD values in FLOCK runs, it appears that Cluster 1 is mostly compact, i.e. LLOD values do not vary much within that cluster.
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But that would require development of new technologies at a substantial cost and, like reprocessing, would carry a risk of releasing radioactive contaminants from fuel that is now mostly packaged in compact and airtight forms.
We previously noted that TF dimers are mostly rigidly spaced and compact, and hypothesized that compactness explained rigidity [ 10].
The observed patterns we find in the probability of scoring while in the lead are surprisingly accurate at reproducing the observed variation in lead-size dynamics in these sports (Figure 6), and suggest that this one pattern provides a compact and mostly accurate summary of the within-game scoring dynamics of a sport.
The oil bodies in the N-deprived cells were globular, compact, and mostly 0.1 to 0.3 μm in diameter, but a few (2 to 5 per section) were much larger, up to 2.0 μm.
