"That's the business of ultrasound, to wiggle something that will then entrain movement in a surrounding medium".
The project's Environmental Impact Report states that the open ocean intakes will impinge and entrain more than 80 million fish larvae, eggs and invertebrates each year.
All of this seems eminently reasonable, but I'm willing to entrain differing points of view.
In 2005 the European regulation EURO IV will be introduced, entraining even tighter limits.
The extent to which enteroendocrine cells or other epithelial cell lineages entrain gut epithelial clocks in organoids and in vivo is unknown and will be an important question for future research.
Lamprey CPGs are known to have the ability to entrain to a bending stimulus, that is, in the presence of a rhythmic signal, the CPG will change its frequency to match the stimulus frequency.
This article presents our first findings of using a steel cable reinforcing nozzle which can directly entrain continuous steel cable inside any extrudable mortar (e.g geopolymer), thus creating a hybrid reinforcement, that will improve flexural strength and ductility of the geopolymer composite.
No one imagined its death march would entrain 25 million as it circled the globe.
"This thing with boys is really getting me down because I can't think of a solution that is easy to entrain, that's easy to realise.
But now the emerging field of social neuroscience, the study of how people's brains entrain as they interact, adds a missing piece to that data.
It binds to receptors in the brain's circadian clock and acts to entrain the clock to the day-night cycle.
