Beyond mechanics of OS1-179 action, such activation of Emx2 by a short antisense transcript is nonetheless remarkable, as possible prototype of a general method for overexpressing single specific genes, without any need to introduce additional copies of them into the genome, similarly to classical RNAa [62] [65].
We argue that this example can be taken as the prototype of a more general, structural approach to counter-cyclic policies that we call Cognitive Keynesianism (CK), and that CK in turn can be usefully read in the context of the more general class of culture-led local development models known as System-Wide Cultural Districts (SWCD).
That's somewhat important to note, because of the way it distinguishes her from Flora, Fauna and Merryweather in "Sleeping Beauty," but also from our prototype of fairies in general.
Newman went on to found the computing laboratory at Manchester University which produced a prototype of the first programmable general-purpose computer.
Figure 4 shows the prototype's scenario analysis section for the optimistic scenario of general case A. Table 7 Optimal project roadmaps from the scenario analysis Optimal project roadmap/value contribution Description (A) General case Opt.
Connecticut General is considered a prototype of the suburban office complex.
General features of the prototype of the sensor are presented.
Prussian blue is a prototype of mixed-valence transition-metal hexacyanoferrates with the general formula of Fe4[Fe CN 6]3 (Cheng et al. 2014).
The prototype of the PC CMR was implemented in 16 general practices throughout the Netherlands for a period of 6 months.
General Stud Book, in horse breeding, prototype of the breeding record of purebred horses, or studbook.
The unique 3-cylinder "River" tank, K1 class No. A890 River Frome was also rebuilt to the general U class specification, becoming the prototype of Maunsell's 3-cylinder U1 class derivative in June 1928.
