In modern ion-pumping MRs, switching involves the conserved Trp residue of helix 6; the light-induced tilting of this helix opens a conduit for the translocated ions [ 21, 31, 59, 61, 62, 64, 67, 68].
They develop their own relationships that enrich their reporting, just as Bronner's son's military service could open a conduit for information that other reporters might not have.
[C3.] Oil Pipeline Links Caspian Sea to the Mediterranean A long-awaited $3.6 billion oil pipeline linking the Caspian Sea to the Mediterranean took its first flow of crude from Azerbaijan, opening a conduit that may help reduce Western dependence on Middle Eastern oil.
At a critical overpressure exceeding the tensile strength of the impermeable cap rocks sealing the top of the hydrothermal system, the rocks fail and fluids discharge and erupt by opening a conduit to the surface crater, generating the SPT seismicity and allowing the hydrothermal reservoir to deflate.
Mike Hansell, calling to account "all construction behavior," opens a conceptual conduit to extended phenotypes in Animal Architecture: … different senses in which the term tool is applied in human and animal biology, makes a distinction which incidentally but rightly includes all construction behavior.
A young rider named Tony McCoy was another to pass through Bolger's Co Carlow academy, while Bolger has also made a critical intervention between the superpowers of the bloodstock market, opening a priceless conduit into the blood of Coolmore's outstanding stallion, Galileo, for Sheikh Mohammed.
On June 1 a new swarm of earthquakes began at shallow depths about 1 km (0.6 mile) northwest of the summit, indicating that magma was creating fractures as it forced open a conduit toward the surface from the magma chamber beneath the volcano.
"Our problem as Muslims is with those who seek to destroy us and our religion and they are well known not with the Arab and Islamic governments in our countries," he said.Mr Hawali and other Saudi radicals think the government should use them as a conduit to open a dialogue with the rebels.
Hipsterism isn't anti-authoritarian but rather "opens up a poisonous conduit" between rebel subculture and the dominant class.
One-way anonymity might well have made the service more obviously open to becoming a conduit for bullying.
Gordon B. Hinckley later said: "For me, it felt as if a conduit opened between the heavenly throne and the kneeling, pleading prophet of God who was joined by his Brethren".
