They are built on three turning points in recent Iranian history: the U.S.-backed coup that ousted Iran's first democratically elected government, in 1953; the 1979 revolution; and the 2009 Green Movement uprising.
There are three turning points, at 0 hr, 2 3 hr and 6 7 hr, on the curves of gene expression profiling during germination.
In addition, and in contrast to what was observed for iNOS, the hyperfine coupling with the nitrogen nucleus of NO was also resolved at all three turning points.
Within the temperature range 10 60 K, the changes in g values are not very significant, and the hyperfine coupling of the nitrosyl nitrogen remains resolved at all three turning points.
Clay Shirky, a scholar of Internet culture who teaches at New York University's Interactive Telecommunications Program, said that unlike other protests that are inflection points for a society, the SOPA-related outcry didn't have one turning point when a switch flipped in the public consciousness.
This can be seen in Figure S2, where removal of SN (after induction to the stem cell state) does not lead to the endoderm state (there is only one turning point in the curve).
Five turning points in particular helped doom the Jets in the first quarter of the season.
Murray pointed to two turning points on the road to his program's eight seconds of fame.
And then I try to get them to describe their life and focus on one or two turning points.
At two turning points in Thea's life, it seems that the film itself might begin to soar.
In French's rich narrative, there are two turning points, two moments of truth that might have crippled or destroyed Naipaul, but that instead made him, for better and worse, the writer and the man he became.
