The best new buildings of 2015, no matter what style their architects adopt, and no matter how transient – ideas survive as much as bricks and mortar – will aim to prove just this.
I would bet that the Inuit do not import rare hardwoods from developing nations to satisfy transient ideas of beautiful furniture.
Rogers's next idea is "transient" electronics: devices that, after a set period of time, when their task is accomplished, melt away in the body.
These data suggest integration into native tissue or the idea that transient engraftment may be adequate for therapeutic efficacy, reducing the need for continued immunosuppression.
We embrace the idea of transient dimers that autonomously phosphorylate EGFR in trans based on second order rate reactions.
This idea, that transient versus sustained MAPK signalling can drive either proliferation or differentiation is not new (Marshall, 1995).
Persistence of expression in the mac1 mutant of transcripts that are normally downregulated to very low levels or are completely missing substantiates the idea that transient suppression of many transcript types is an important developmental feature of the 0.4 mm stage during which newly established cell types begin to differentiate and proliferate anticlinally to build a larger anther.
We explain the transient behaviour following the ideas of Geometric Singular Perturbation Theory (GSPT) [33 36].
Combined, the constant flow of transient populations adds fresh ideas as quickly as older ones calcify. .
Interestingly, it was recently shown that acute myofiber damage itself transiently activates muscle-antigen-specific CD8+ T cells in draining lymph nodes, supporting the idea of a transient autoreactive immune response upon muscle injury [ 94].
Ms. Salter is interested in the Japanese concept of "wabi," which might be translated as "simple" or "austere," as well as "imperfect" and "transient," and you see that idea applied throughout the show in paintings whose surfaces have been scraped and systematically worn down by the artist.
