Interestingly, by addition of more cellulose into the chitin ordered templates, the waving pattern was getting close to a linear or straight manner.
Or Kraftwerk, which formed in Düsseldorf, in 1970, and scratched out the templates for disco, New Wave, techno, and any number of micro-genres beloved by readers of Pitchfork and Brooklyn Vegan.
Single unit recordings were differentiated and compiled into rate histograms (1 second bin width) using wave-mark template in SPIKE 2. RTX or vehicle (n = 4 for each group) was administered into stomach as previously described.
During the initial embryonic muscle formation, the first muscle fibers are generated and these serve as templates for a second wave of muscle formation in the perinatal phase (24).
"Summer with Monika" (Criterion), which Bergman made in 1953, is also a love story as seen from a young man's perspective; it's a personal film that plays like a template for the French New Wave and the independent film, a first-person novel in movie form (Bergman did in fact adapt it from a novel).
The ECG data were analyzed off-line using Spike2 program scripts to rewrite the P-P and P-R intervals as waveform data following identification of ECG waves using the template matching functions of the program.
The films were tested in their corresponding template solutions for rebinding using square wave voltammetry (SWV).
Open image in new window Fig. 5 Calculated templates showing a P-wave velocity V p, b S-wave velocity V s, and c Density ρ for the variations in kerogen content K and kerogen-related porosity φ k in the shale.
Some of its processes conform to the templates laid down in the revolutionary wave that swept Europe in 1848, but many do not: above all, the relationship between the physical and the mental, the political and the cultural, seem inverted.
A synthetic S-wave arrival time for each template event was calculated using the one-dimensional seismic velocity structure used for relocation.
