Finally, experiments using internalization inhibitors showed that clathrin-mediated endocytosis was the principle mechanism of entry.
He cared deeply about the quality of acquisitions made by museums and, very particularly, believed in the principle of free entry to them.
So, in the decisive vote on the principle of British entry into Europe in 1971, Jenkins led 68 pro-European Labour MPs into the Conservative government lobby, defying a three-line whip and a five-to-one vote at Labour's annual conference.
In a 1494 treatise, Luca Pacioli of Venice first explained the basic principle of double-entry bookkeeping: the separate calculations of the sums of credits and debits had to equal the final account of capital.
The underlying principle of double-entry accounting requires that, for each account in the SAM, total revenue (row total) equals total expenditure (column total).
The same principle of promoting both entry and exit could be applied to setting up schools and winding down poor ones.Even a highly skilled workforce flounders without decent roads and ports.
It was only a question of time until someone wrote down these new management practices, just as Luca Pacioli, a Franciscan friar and mathematician, wrote down the principles of double-entry book-keeping as used by merchants in Venice in the late 15th century.This time there are actually two competing Paciolis, Mr Blank and Eric Ries.
Professor Stephen Quirke and Dr Richard Bussmann UCL Institute of Archaeology, Dr Alice Stevenson UCL Petrie Museum of Egyptian Archaeology While I applaud the principle of free admission and gallery entry, there seem to me to be two anomalies: 1.
In this entry, the principle of state neutrality is construed to include both of these more specific doctrines.
It works based on the principle that only one member state may be responsible for examining an asylum application – usually the first country of entry, or where the refugee has been fingerprinted – known as the Dublin regulation.
