The computational results illustrated how the change in the redox state of the cell (summarized as the relative size of the reduced NADP pool), an intracellular quantity, was tracked by transport fluxes, an extracellular quantity (see Figure 3).
She's the great- granddaughter of Lord Beaverbrook, for one thing, though Who Do You Think You Are? sensibly set him aside as a known quantity and tracked back through Kidd's great-grandmother to reveal Sir Rowland Hodge lurking in the genealogical shrubbery, a self-made ship-building magnate who mysteriously moved from Newcastle-upon-Tyne to Kent in 1921.
In fact, there are some tasks in which no differences were apparent between zoo and sanctuary apes (e.g., quantity estimation, object tracking tasks, see Herrmann et al. 2007; Barth and Call 2006).
These equations are handy for tracking quantities in time and space--a quality just right for investigating systems and mechanisms, biological or otherwise.
Moreover, the transfer of DDT stock between countries is not always documented or reported, and this poses a problem in tracking quantities of the chemical and establishing the quality of DDT being used.
The purpose of these databases is to provide scholars a way of tracking the quantity of submissions to journals and to measure the impact and quality of publications in local journals.
The surveying data include identification, surveying time and coordinates of a limited quantity of tracking points that are marked on a building component.
Hilary Benn, Secretary of State for the Environment, is tracking the quantity and use of palm oil in the UK.
But as Jean-Marc Blanchard, a sanctions expert at Shanghai Jiao Tong University, cautioned in an e-mail, "I can't see how large amounts of gold in dollar value, which could be little in quantity, could be tracked".
This is achieved by posing an optimization problem where the ratio between two successive received samples is the quantity to be tracked.
