The researchers found that vesicles tend to pause at microtubule intersections; the pausing "correlates with tight intersections in which the separation of the two microtubules is small," says Lakadamyali.
One has to be careful to nurse the gas pedal in a low-speed maneuver, such as making a tight turn at an intersection.
Participants in both conditions were more likely to accept 3.5-, 4.5-, 4.5.0-snd 5.0-s gaps at the last set of intersections than at the first set of intersections, whereas participants in the high-density condition were also more likely to accept very tight 3.0-s gaps at the last intersections than at the first intersections.
Moreover, individuals in the high-density condition who waited less and took shorter gaps at the middle intersections were also more likely to take very tight 3.0-s gaps at the last intersections.
However, the requirement of installing extra sub-intersections in a CFI design would increase vehicular stops and, more critically, is unacceptable in tight urban areas with closed spaced intersections.
If this is bodycon (and it almost certainly is), it smacks of the commercialisation of feminism, a savvy intersection between retailers and buyers that endorses tight clothing by not branding it overtly as sexy.
The word knot denotes an intersection of interlaced material -- a unifying bond, or tight cluster.
Then we solve a second question left open in [1] by proving a tight upper bound for the similar circuit satisfiability problem involving just intersection, union and multiplication.
In this paper we develop tight upper bounds on tail distributions of the size of the intersection of the top parts of two uniformly and independently drawn permutations.
"For me, there is a basic recognition of horror as the most open doorway where the intersection of philosophical and religious ideas can come tighter," he said with a casual but thoughtful demeanor that belies the intensity of his work.
