Viruses can be spread and transmitted through two fundamental modes, one by virus-to-cell infection and the other by direct cell-to-cell transmission.
In the case of bulk MoS 2 discussed above, the A 1g and ( {E}_{2 g}^1 ) bands are observed as two strong fundamental ones, Fig. 1.
"The idea was to create two fundamental atmospheres, one of a melody that's almost reminiscent of a maternal singing, and another one intended to be the exact opposite, frightening and unknown.
Every clock consists of two fundamental parts: one that generates a stream of evenly timed ticks -- the swings of a pendulum in a grandfather clock, for instance -- and one that counts the ticks and converts them into seconds, minutes and hours.
Galvanoluminescence of high purity aluminium was found to have two fundamental origins: one was the luminescence associated with scintillation or with some concommitant side reactions, taking place at the flaws; the other was the luminescence associated with anions included in the films during anodization.
These dynamics are compelling the U.S. government to address two fundamental questions: One, will the chaos in Egypt jeopardize the treaty of Camp David?
We differ on three fundamental points – one of principle, one of process and one of fact.
(1998) developed a molecular distance-edge between carbon atoms vector (MDE) based on two fundamental structural variables: one for distance between atoms in the molecular graph, and one for edges of the adjacency in the graph.
The One-to-One programs share two fundamental characteristics: 1) each individual in the classroom is equipped with a digital device and internet access; 2) the digital devices are served as instructional purposes (e.g. class managements, cognitive and metacognitive tools, virtual agents) (Penuel, 2006).
Chadwick says funded studies will address two fundamental data needs, one pertaining to potential transgenerational mechanisms and another to the number of chemicals thought to exert these effects.
