A significant surplus of negative charges is localized in this protein, which contains 31 glutamate and 17 aspartate residues (Figure 3E).
Prominent features of the outer side of the membrane pore, forming the Mg2+ entry side, are the GMN motif at the end of the pore-forming TM domain and a short loop with a surplus of negative charges (4, 8, 9).
Franklin thought of the charge carrier as being positive, but he did not correctly identify which situation was a surplus of the charge carrier, and which situation was a deficit.
As a consequence, matter-antimatter pairs can disappear in a puff of energy without breaking conservation laws which physicists regard as inviolate; the opposite values simply cancel each other out without producing a surplus of either charge or angular momentum.
Beginning in 1990, Congress authorized the Pentagon to transfer its surplus property free of charge to federal, state, and local police departments to wage the war on drugs.
Mr. Reischauer said the existence of the surplus meant that charges of fiscal irresponsibility could not be easily leveled against those who were advocating tax cuts or spending increases.
Depending on these surplus positive charges, BdPho may easily react with negatively charged microbial membranes by electrostatic attraction.
Since the microgrid load consumption can be fulfilled and there is a surplus of active power, the battery control changes to charging operation mode, as is shown in Fig. 7.
Their organizers say they produced a surplus of several million dollars, though Atlanta's still-active Olympic naysayers charge that taxpayers are absorbing hidden costs.
Second, even if it seems remote to most citizens, any democratic deficit is made up by a surplus of benefits, from cheap air travel to lower telephone-roaming charges.
Just before Christmas, Osborne promised a budget surplus of £23bn by 2020 – thus opening himself up to the charge of being a deficit nutter and a mad shrink-the-stater.
