Its service automation software lets end users and service providers turn on, change, and manage broadband services without human intervention on the service provider side.
These systems, designed to provide so-called turn-on changes in fluorescence response when exposed to thiols, act as fluorescent chemical sensors for cysteine (Cys), homocysteine (Hcy), and glutathione (GSH).
It could lead to another different "turn-on" change in fluorescence.
He said that groups like Al Qaeda and the Islamic State know that they cannot defeat a nation such as the United States, so their attacks are intended to cause fear that leads Americans to turn on one another and "change who we are or how we live".
Like I said before, I was never a "remote control guy"—turn TV on, change channel, move on and I don't know that this remote has caused me any sort of "OH MY GOD THIS IS WHAT I HAVE BEEN MISSING" feeling; I'm a simple man of simple means with even simpler pleasures.
Here, too, Justice Stevens wrote, the decision turned on changes in the court's membership.
After the turbo pump was turned on, significant change in the current was observed.
Those responses must, in turn, depend on changes in the way the creatures' genes are expressed.
Note that the time delay due to the process of coalition formation depends on how frequently the coalition process is initiated which in turn depends on changes in the network configuration (for, e.g., CR mobility, etc).
The turn-on field changed from 3.1 eV for BCNTs to 4.7 eV for Si-coated BCNTs, which is consistent with the formation of a thin Si layer and an amorphous SiC interlayer.
Chances are, your turn-ons have changed over time.
