Nominal transfer power (W).
Cars are available but unnecessary on Ouvéa, where your hotel will arrange transport for a nominal fee and where bicycles are the best way to get around.
Our analysis shows that the reported permeability in a pressure-driven flow has to be considered an effective transport property if nominal viscosity and density are used for interpretation.
A postulated mechanism for increased susceptibility to low CO doses is the attainment of a nominal threshold of reduced O2 transport to the heart and further compromised cardiac myoglobin, particularly in CHF patients (McGrath 2000).
To model engineering of the associated transport proteins, the nominal values listed in Table 1 for the maximum xylose uptake rate (v z,max ), the xylose uptake saturation constant (K z ), and the glucose inhibition constant for xylose uptake (K igz ) were perturbed both upward and downward to determine their impact.
The rebels then sell coca "paste," the precursor to crystal cocaine, to their nominal enemies, the neo-paramilitaries, who transport it up to the strategic port of Buenaventura, for shipment north to Central America or west to the growing southeast Asian markets.
Post-translational modifications to the hRFC protein have not been extensively characterized with the exception of its N-glycosylation at Asn which has a nominal impact on hRFC trafficking and transport [ 19].
Parameter optimizations were performed with aid of evolutionary algorithms (JavaEva, μ = 8 parent and λ = 4 children) and using the nominal parameter values of the reactions, transport and diffusion steps in equations (2) to (9).
The traditional methods by which anyone wishing to raise and transport money invisibly were through nominal charities, the gold market and the global unofficial banking system known as hawala.
The gantry is designed for transporting carbon-therapy beams with nominal kinetic energy of 400 MeV/u, which corresponds to the penetration range of C6+ beam in water of about 28 cm.
We study the design of an interesting case, in which a bus operating in a public transport route may diverge from its nominal path to pick-up passengers with limited mobility and drop them off at their destination.
