In wild-type RAD52, 57% (24/42) of recorded binding events displayed slow wrapping (defined as Δ twrap >3 s, shown as dotted line in Figure 5E and F), while only 12% (8/50) of the events recorded for RAD52Y104pCMF represented slow wrapping.
In "Of Botticelli," a site-specific mural that fills an entire wall of the gallery, ceramic fragments represent columns wrapped in vines and crowned by vases, hinting at an unseen garden view.
By using a novel reference frame, it proposes an original way of describing the geometry of the scroll wraps (represented as circle involutes) in which the symmetries are exploited in order to establish a thermodynamic model of the scroll compressor.
In a series of television spots by Leo Burnett Worldwide for Tampax Pearl, a Procter & Gamble brand, an actress depicting Mother Nature approaches women and gives them a present wrapped in red, representing the onset of their menstrual cycle.
The final model is then built using an intertwined coil geometric model, where each β-strand is represented by a coil wrapped around a hypothetical cylinder, and each coil is separately modeled.
Ms. Gillibrand, who represented a conservative district that wraps around Albany, is viewed warily by liberal Democrats in New York City who have significant sway in the party's nominating process.
That brand's founder, Drew Adelman, explained in publicity materials, "The white angel wings represent my daughter, wrapped around my clear heart as her heart beats within".
where m is an integer number and 2πm represents a phase wrapping factor which constrains a phase range [-π ~ + π).
Moreover, from these low force points the authors conclude that they represent the fully wrapped SSB complex.
A typical set of experimental data is shown in Fig. 2, which represent the four wrapped phase maps recorded by the interferometer with the specimen immersed in PBS (upper row) and in air (lower row) for an identical loading step.
SALSA agents can represent users, resources, or wrap complex system functionality of the environment.
