Nestlé first attempted to protect the Kit Kat four-finger design in 2010, arguing that in the 80 years since the chocolate bar was introduced by Rowntree in 1935, its shape and "snap" function had become distinctively associated with Kit Kats.
The mean time between entering a photograph in the Snap function and completing the Most Recent function was 126 minutes (S.D = 164).
The surprising finding here is that α-SNAP function regulates the ratio of Orai1 and Stim1 clusters and, more importantly, this function is independent of NSF.
The attentive eating mobile phone application was designed with three main components: 1) Snap: Prior to eating/drinking a food or beverage users access the Snap function and select a meal (breakfast, lunch, evening meal, snack, drink, other).
Users can also personalise a reminder to instruct them to complete the Most Recent function if the Snap function has been recently used and no post-meal information has been recorded.
To help keep eyes on the road, Lexus developed a "snap to" function, a bit of haptic feedback through the joystick that draws the cursor to screen icons and freezes it there.
Here they are able to enter usual meal times, in order to have automated reminders appear on the main menu of the phone shortly before a usual meal time, to remind them to access the I've Been Eating and Snap functions (e.g. users would receive a reminder message shortly before the time they would usually have lunch).
Soldiers, originally with enlarged biting mandibles [4], subsequently evolved into a multitude of shapes and functions, including the snapping soldiers in the Termes-Capritermes group, able to produce one of the fastest ever recorded biological accelerations with their mandibles [5].
To reveal the importance of SNAP-23 function in mouse development, we generated Snap23-null mice by homologous recombination.
For example, one is able to predict the intrinsic snap-up and -down temperatures of a bimetal as a function of its desired snapping temperature once it is introduced in the harvester.
