Spallation can get through rock more quickly than conventional drilling, and the use of steam means there are no costly drill bits that need replacing.Little earthquakesPerhaps the biggest hurdle that will prevent EGS from spreading is its propensity to cause noticeable earthquakes that frighten people.
However, functional data that link the excitability changes to neuronal network activity and the enhanced propensity to cortical spreading depression (CSD), the likely mechanism underlying migraine aura, are largely lacking.
FHM1 mutant mice carrying the R192Q gain-of-function mutation in CaV2.1 (P/Q-type) calcium channels display enhanced glutamatergic transmission and increased propensity for cortical spreading depression (CSD 1,2).
HCC, a highly malignant cancer, shows the propensity of intrahepatic spreading and extrahepatic metastasis [ 21].
This clone has been remarkable for its rapid spread and propensity to cause severe infection, particularly skin and soft tissue and pulmonary infection.
These findings are consistent with the phenomenon of epigenetic spreading during aging and cancer in which CpG islands have the propensity to become methylated de novo by extension from surrounding methylated regions (Jones and Takai, 2001).
"This is a new respiratory illness, undefined, and it has, under certain circumstances, a propensity to spread rapidly, and it had an immediate international component in terms of spread.
This paper reports two studies (i.e., an experimental design and a field study) that examine the effects that different levels of service recovery have on satisfaction, purchase intentions, and one's propensity to spread positive word-of-mouth (WOM).
The objectivity of causality, the objective support of inductive inference, is thus an illusion, an instance of what Hume calls the mind's "great propensity to spread itself on external objects" (THN, 167). is a good induction.
It really has this propensity to spread.
