Bullard and Gubbins (1977) first investigated the effect of electromagnetic boundary conditions on dynamo action in a sphere, finding that an insulating boundary tended to suppress dynamo action due to the formation of a current sheet that inhibited regeneration of the magnetic field.
Elsewhere in the country, especially outside the spheres of big cities, finding kosher wines may be a little more challenging.
Instead, she focusses in brutal detail on the pain of her post-accident body — of finding her sphere of movement and sensation contracted down to almost nothing — and on the slow, excruciating process of navigating her quadriplegic body's new limits.
The first step consists in finding a sphere in the high-dimensional representation of the data where the density of expression profiles is locally maximal.
Describing neurology as the field of medicine that studies the brain, spine, and peripheral nerves, he claimed it was "no narrow specialty but a wide-spread medical science finding its sphere of activity in many of the common afflictions affecting mankind".
We therefore further examined spheres derived from the latter, finding that SOX9 was downregulated, while GFP persists during early sphere formation, only to resume after 6 7 days.
The extension of Apollonius' problem to three dimensions, namely, the problem of finding a fifth sphere that is tangent to four given spheres, can be solved by analogous methods.
On Friday, at a meeting of the American Geophysical Union here, the same group of scientists reported finding tiny glass spheres about one-thousandth of an inch in diameter in the same layer of rock in Antarctica.
They showed that finding a tetrahedron between spheres is easier than finding a cube between spheres, as manifested in steeper search slopes for the cube sphere search.
