The bottom line is we need the continued support from our government -- at the city, state, and federal level -- to make it possible for us to leverage support to stimulate alternative sources.
Current hypotheses of the basis of back pain can be broadly viewed as: 1. Biomedical or "Cartesian" models, where a pain sources or sources stimulate a pain pathway to the brain.
For a practical demonstration, we have also performed correlated color temperature (CCT) tuning experiment based on mixed spontaneous and stimulated light sources.
Postdoc Gleb Akselrod, who works with Maiken Mikkelsen and David Smith, described recent results on ultrafast spontaneous emission using plasmonic nanoantennas, with a switching speed that rivals stimulated emission sources.
Structured, semi-structured, and even entirely unstructured data sources stimulate the generation of heterogeneous, high-dimensional, and nonlinear data with different representation forms.
In human auditory system, ITD and ILD of external sound sources stimulate or inhabit specific neural cells in the full audible frequency range.
Different carbon sources stimulate the growth of the indigenous microbiota in various ways and would greatly influence the water quality, in situ feed production and utilization of the flocs by the cultured organisms.
Hexametaphosphate, a polyphosphate molecule, is used as phosphate donor together with maltodextrin, a polysaccharide used as carbon source to stimulate glycolysis.
They are constructed by digging a trench perpendicular to groundwater flow and mixing the aquifer material with organic matter, such as sawdust, which acts as a carbon source to stimulate denitrification.
Thus sucrose (0.42% and 1.26% added C) was used as a carbon source to stimulate bacterial mediated fermentation reactions allowing changes in Cd, Zn, Fe and Pb isotopic exchangeability, speciation and solution chemistry to be examined after 10, 20 and 42 days of submergence.
An UV lamp (k = 365 nm, 35 W) was used as light source to stimulate the reduction process.
