The Great Britain, an iron-hull steamship, was the first large vessel driven by a screw propeller.
In this extremely low probability event, depressurization and heat-up of the core can lead to ingress of air into the vessel driven by the buoyancy of the hot helium relative to the colder, cavity air ('chimney effect').
All I'd been was a vessel, driven by an insatiable need for an unknown combination of chemicals.
This will be accomplished by nimble harvesting vessels driven by pioneers of this new life on the water.
Especially, some primo-vessels showed distribution patterns either going inside or around tumor nodules and are likely to be new growths of primo-vessels driven by the needs of the tumor.
Here, we created transgenic Tg(Flk1:eGFP) Xenopus laevis reporter lines expressing green fluorescent protein (GFP) in blood- and lymph vessels driven by the Flk1 (VEGFR-2) promoter.
Besides being associated with an increased number of vessels driven by angiogenic stimuli, these newly formed vessels during the process of angiogenesis have an abnormal wall structure making them hyperpermeable compared with normal blood vessels.
The proposed model is trained and tested using the Digital Retinal Images for Vessel Extraction (DRIVE) and Structured Analysis of the Retina (STARE) data sets.
Medium-speed engines further enjoy supremacy in the deep-sea vessel genset drive sector, challenged only in lower power installations by high-speed four-stroke engines.
For example, new vessel growth driven by alternative pro-angiogenic growth factors, such as FGF2, HGF or IL-8, may drive acquired resistance to TKIs in RCC or neuroendocrine tumours [ 137, 138, 140, 144].
It could also reduce the number of available vessels and drive up shipping costs.
