Like Pollock's creations, it traverses spontaneous routes and arrives at unpredictable destinations.
Einstein mathematically expressed the statistical nature of the three possible radiative transition routes (spontaneous emission, stimulated emission, and absorption) with the so-called Einstein coefficients and quantified the relations between the three processes.
Atypical BSE diseases may have manifested by genetic (spontaneous) and/or sporadic routes, and unlike C-BSE, these are not thought to be acquired from oral ingestion of contaminated feed.
These studies examined the role of -methamphetamine METH) administration route on spontaneous behavioral activity vs. time relationships, and pharmacokinetic mechanisms for differences in effects.
Ab initio simulations indicate that in all three cases, the favored route of spontaneous decarboxylation in water involves direct elimination of CO2 with the assistance of an explicit water molecule.
Clinically, the ET tube is seen as an impediment to spontaneous breathing, a transit route for bacteria to the lower airway, and – with the advent of noninvasive ventilation – a device to be avoided when possible.
Missense point mutations in p53 and p19/ARF silencing by biallelic deletion, also common in human tumours, are the two most common routes to spontaneous p53/p19ARF pathway inactivation in immortalised MEFs identified thus far ([ 16, 19, 20] and unpublished observations).
As they marched, the crowds that lined the route broke into spontaneous cheers and applause.
Ultrasound in this case demonstrated the need for pericardiocentesis; spontaneous circulation returned while en route to the hospital.
La Masa Critical (Critical Mass) takes over the streets of the Argentine capital on the first Sunday of each month and every full moon, and the route is completely spontaneous each time.
Combination of this approach with intein-catalyzed protein splicing furnished an efficient route to achieve the spontaneous, post-translational formation of structurally diverse macrocyclic peptides in bacterial cells.
