Silicon is one of the easily available, low cost and stable material transmitting in 1.5 6 μm spectral band.
Generally speaking, a heavy racquet is more powerful, stable and transmits less shock than a lighter one, while a lighter racquet is easier for a player to swing and maneuver.
Some epigenetic processes are also meiotically stable and are transmitted through the germline (Anway et al. 2005; Jirtle and Skinner 2007).
These conditions have been defined as: (1) a stable means for encoding, transmitting, and decoding characteristics from one generation to the next, (2) the possibility of alterations in the code taking place by mutation or sexual recombination, and (3) a means of selecting only those characteristics for transmission that are favourable for survival.
We propose that BASS is a mechanically stable, plectonemically-coiled junction, transmitting forces between Kinesin-5 motor dimers during microtubule sliding.
In cases where the initial learning task is very simple: i.e., where what is transmitted is both simple, completely transmitted, and the transmission channel is not noisy, what is transmitted is stable over iterated transmissions even in cases when the participants are young children and chimpanzees (Horner et al. 2006).
Given a channel with additive noise and adversarial erasures, the task is to design a frame that allows for stable signal reconstruction from transmitted frame coefficients.
HIV-1 serodiscordant couples are increasingly becoming a focus of HIV-1 prevention research particularly in Africa [51], [52], [53], [54], [55], in part due to the fact that HIV-1 discordance is common in many locations in Africa and that a substantial fraction of HIV-1 infections are transmitted in stable couples [14], [47].
These linear arrangements have been transmitted as stable, not volatile, combinations through green plants' evolution.
More importantly, this phenotype was detectable over multiple clonal generations, indicating that this mutation was stable and could be transmitted through the germline.
