Some of the information can be summarized as follows: (1) Mt. Fugen was formed in eruptions that occurred after 0.5 Ma. (2) Multiple conduits and veins were found near Mt. Fugen during USDP-4.
Highly permeable karst geology provides multiple, fractured conduits for groundwater to rapidly mix with surface waters (Katz et al. 1997).
In this study, three-dimensional liquid-metal magnetohydrodynamic flows in a conduit with multiple channels under a uniform magnetic field are numerically investigated.
The complexity of a basic transaction is a mystery to most users: Sending a message with photographs to a neighbor could involve a trip through hundreds or thousands of miles of Internet conduits and multiple data centers before the e-mail arrives across the street.
We have developed fibrin constructs fabricated by a sacrificial templating approach, yielding scaffolds with multiple 10 250 μm diameter conduits depending on the diameter of the template fibers.
The ECM staining, similar to that observed in LN T zones, has previously been described in the samples of patients with multiple sclerosis, suggesting that conduits and possibly TRC-like cells may be present in many more sites of chronic inflammation.
On conduits with multiple bends, take your time to make sure the bends are aligned.
The conduit zone contains multiple dykes of different ages, including materials deposited during the latest 1990 1995 eruption.
EGFR is thus an important conduit for relaying multiple signalling inputs.
Some of those multiple lines travel the same conduits to the same routing centers.
Recently in peripheral nerve regeneration, preclinical studies have shown that the use of nerve guidance conduits (NGCs) with multiple longitudinally channels and intra-luminal topography enhance the functional outcomes when bridging a nerve gap caused by traumatic injury.
