A small thermal pulse or an electrical stimulus along the films causes atoms to diffuse normal to the layers and results in a rapid self-propagating exothermic reaction.
These findings illustrate that SecTRAPs can propagate rapid redox reactions with selected substrates, although they lack the proper Sec-containing active site of TrxR1.
It exhibits a rapid growth, and propagates along the shock normal towards upstream.
51 Therefore, it is expected that this rapid urbanization, crowded population, propagated satellite TV, increased reliance on computer and telecommunication technology and decreased occupational-work demands, could lead to an inactive lifestyle pattern among the Arab population.
It's potential as a cut flower is now widely accepted because of its ability to propagate through seed, rapid growth, and the demand for cheap labor supplies.
In mammals, the slow-oscillations of neuronal membrane potentials (reflected in the electroencephalogram as high-amplitude, slow-waves), which occur during non-rapid eye movement sleep and anesthesia, propagate across the neocortex largely as two-dimensional traveling waves.
A major effect of the atmosphere on optical beams is the rapid attenuation of their power when they propagate through obscurations (haze, fog, snow and rain).
It is a small, easily propagated, temperate grass with a rapid life cycle and a small genome.
Although the Carbon Tracker Initiative (CTI) has been propagating the concept for years, the rapid mainstreaming of the idea makes it transformative.
The prominent English physicist Robert Hooke studied diffraction effects and thin-film interference and concluded in Micrographia (1665) that light is a rapid vibration of any medium through which it propagates.
We propagated bacteriophage λ, a virus with rapid generations and frequent recombination, on two Escherichia coli host genotypes that expressed either the LamB or OmpF receptor.
