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Such a fast transient represents the majority of the fluorescence decay of the solution of the pure single-stranded probe, in which it is summed to the slow decay component emitted by free TAMRA.
Friston [7] has suggested that brain dynamics could be characterized by a series of flexible neuronal transients where transients represent an essential metric of interaction between neuronal assemblies.
The multiple transients representing bubble formation occur at the same time and therefore add up constructively.
However, it is uncertain whether this structure is the result of recent changes in the fire regime (as a result of Melanesian and European phases of human colonisation of New Caledonia) and is therefore transient, or represents a more stable formation.
The transient phase represents Ca2+ release from intracellular stores.
Several observations indicate that this transient interaction represents an intermediate step in the loading reaction.
This transient finding represents a benign physiologic response to thermal injury (reactive hyperemia initially and fibrosis and giant cell reaction subsequently).
On the rare occasions that the labelled leading head of myosin detached and reattached, it occupied a similar position in space to a translocating head, suggesting that the transient state represents a true potential minimum of the one head bound state of myosin.
Professor Keith Critchlow, who runs the institute and is the author of Islamic Patterns: A Cosmological Approach, believes that geometric forms, patterns and colours as manifested in Islamic art embody "the beauty of the permanent which shines through the world of the transient" and represent something of "a more profound order".
Transient states (represented by small circles, e.g. stopping) are states that the FSM visits temporarily as it progresses from a permanent state into another.
The closed-loop liquid flow within the experimental setup provides transient curves representing the progressive saturation of the solvent by the gas.
