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By attaching the scaffold to a native protein, it may also be possible to tie synthetic circuit inputs to naturally occurring cycles in vivo.

"The socialites today detest being called socialites and prefer being known as people who work," said David Patrick Columbia, the editor in chief of Quest, a magazine about the rich at home and on the black-tie circuit.

From the attic, you will be able to more easily tie into an existing circuit.

But when we interrupt engine circuits to tie the power increase into the transporter, it'll show up on Sulu's security board.

IF Serena Rees and Joseph Corre have their way, the Manhattan black-tie party circuit will be changed forever.

Both drugs tweak neural circuits tied to pleasure and arousal.

The I.B.M. researchers are now trying to build the more complicated "and" and "or" operators and tie them together into more complex circuits.

"Given the millions in public money that is tied up within the Circuit of Wales project, the results of this investigation should be published urgently".

These data tie the activity of defined dopamine neurons to D1-like DopR-expressing neurons to form a neural circuit that governs acute responding to ethanol.

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The more focused effect of the D0264 and D0067 drivers to a narrow LFP frequency domain suggests that specificity in the LFP response is tied more to widespread circuits including much of the MB, possibly interacting with other brain regions, rather than to the sole contribution of individual MB lobes.