Privately owned terminals, managed by individual air carriers, arranged to emulate a world's fairground of national pavilions.
Although previous work indicated a limit in apoptotic activity when using either N-terminal or C-terminal (Danen-Van et al., [ 8]), combination of minimal functional sites from both terminals managed to induce apoptosis in MCF-7.
The anode and cathode terminals manage the power part of the TRIAC.
Here is another example: A two-story installation in the rotunda at New York's John F. Kennedy International Airport's Terminal One, titled "Star Sifter," by sculptor Alice Aycock, which the terminal's managing agency commissioned in 1998 but sought to remove two years ago in order to make room for more fast food stands, has been relocated to the terminal's entrance.
Section 2 explains the context of overlapped channels and offered possibilities of whether a terminal can manage correctly two overlapped channels.
He also noted that Recurly is getting traction with more than just web services — he says that they've also seen some offline businesses, including yoga studios and a law firm, use the service as a virtual terminal to manage their recurring fees.
In a cross-national survey of attitudes toward advanced and metastatic cases ca. 1990, American radiologists were more likely than Europeans or Canadians to "give hope," accompanied by relatively intensive radiotherapy; they were less likely to manage the terminal care themselves, and more likely to involve a medical oncologist.
We propose that the role of Drosophila Tld CUB domains can be segregated; the most C-terminal domains are necessary for Sog interaction whilst the N-terminal domains manage a novel interaction with Collagen IV that acts to enhance Tld activity.
We were both laughing, oddly, but with me holding back the tears a little, sharing the blackest of humour in the grimmest of circumstances, as she, during a long process of slipping away from terminal cancer, still managed to share a joke.
Each payment terminal in the field is managed remotely by the central system called terminal management system (TMS).
