A transport equation for the unburned gas temperature which forms a key component of this technique is derived from an energy balance for a reacting flow problem.
These are all situated above the Sainsbury's supermarket, which forms a major component of the block.
Our focus in this article has been on a single course inspired by BIO2010, which forms a key component of a large curriculum change at UQ aimed at better preparing our graduates for the interdisciplinary, quantitative nature of modern science.
Many of these metal acquisition systems import iron, which forms an essential component of respiratory enzymes which contain iron-sulfur clusters (Beinert et al., 1997; Tokumoto et al., 2002) and regulatory proteins such as FUR (Tsolis et al., 1995).
The program of continuing medical and health education is intertwined with mobile health technology, which forms an imperative component of national strategies in health.
During the dry season, milk production, which forms an essential component of the pastoral household diet in the wet seasons, is drastically reduced (Ilatsia et al. 2007).
They describe a distributed independent reinforcement learning (DIRL) approach for resource management, which forms an important component of any application including initial sensor selection and task allocation as well as run-time adaptation of allocated resources to tasks.
A recent analysis has identified telomeric repeat-containing RNA (TERRA), a large non-coding RNA in animals and fungi, which forms an integral component of telomeric heterochromatin.
Recent analysis has identified telomeric repeat-containing RNA TERRAa), a large non-coding RNA in animals and fungi, which forms an integral component of telomeric heterochromatin (Azzalin et al, 2007; Luke et al, 2008; Schoeftner and Blasco, 2008).
One of the most important groups of strictly anaerobic fungi are members of the genera Neocallimastix (phylum Neocallimastigomycota), which form a crucial component of the microbial population of the rumen of herbivorous mammals.
Data derived from coastal video systems played a crucial role in defining CSIs which form a central component of the 'frame of reference' process.
