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A Spanish study suggests that forest | fragmentation adversely affects the numbers of Short-toe |
about this new world is not progress, but | fragmentation and destabilization. |
ors and different perspectives reflect the | fragmentation and uncertainty of modern life. |
Each fireteam has a limited amount of | fragmentation and smoke grenades, in addition to the M20 |
lements, such as the play on perspectives, | fragmentation, and the inclusion of letters. |
n discovered to have properties that cause | fragmentation and disappearance of the melanin in adult |
n fitted to carry up to 1,000 kilograms of | fragmentation and antipersonnel bombs. |
s the generation of an aryl radical anion, | fragmentation, and bond formation with a nucleophile. |
minution, as well as polytonality, melodic | fragmentation, and homophonic and polyphonic textures. |
Nebular contraction is the | fragmentation and densitation of matter and gasses in a |
opulations through habitat degradation and | fragmentation and potential increased poaching in areas |
n fitted to carry up to 1,000 kilograms of | fragmentation and antipersonnel bombs were used against |
, or Israel, where in some parliaments the | fragmentation and intransigence of some of the smaller p |
Fragmentation, anti-armor and smoke grenades were availa | |
Deforestation and habitat | fragmentation are major threats. |
ns stemming from breakup reactions of fast | fragmentation beams. |
The Type 4 grenade had a | fragmentation body made of terra cotta or porcelain mate |
e by weight, the rest being made up of the | fragmentation bomb casing. |
The 4-pound (1.8 kg) | fragmentation bomblet was used in the US M28 and M29 clu |
76, the Moroccan Air Force used napalm and | fragmentation bombs. |
Composition B in large general purpose and | fragmentation bombs. |
Fragmentation Breaking down movement into smaller and sm | |
inction of this species seems to be forest | fragmentation by humans. |
man impacts such as deforestation, habitat | fragmentation by roads, introduction of non-native mamma |
ling (TUNEL) is a method for detecting DNA | fragmentation by labeling the terminal end of nucleic ac |
This | fragmentation can still be noticed, especially in the mo |
This | fragmentation can be observed using tandem mass spectrom |
sual perceptual disorders including visual | fragmentation, context blindness, face blindness, and lo |
atabase search is then performed using the | fragmentation data to identify the labeled peptides and |
FI produces mass spectra with little or no | fragmentation, dominated by molecular radical cations M+ |
sons for this decline are habitat loss and | fragmentation due to commercial logging and forest fires |
the deoxyribonucleases responsible for DNA | fragmentation during apoptosis. |
resistant mutant ICAD thus do not show DNA | fragmentation during apoptosis, although they do exhibit |
generates substantial secondary blast and | fragmentation effects. |
This | fragmentation enabled Venice to gain influence acting as |
is thought to have been formed by a recent | fragmentation event from a larger asteroid. |
nhibitor of caspase activated DNase or DNA | fragmentation factor 45) |
Does not support the multi-extent ( | fragmentation) feature of ISO 9660 Level 3. Consequently |
Fragmentation for tandem mass spectrometry is accomplish | |
(It has lent the term "shrapnel" to | fragmentation from artillery shells and fragmentation in |
Fragmentation from the explosion travelled long distance | |
include the parton distribution functions, | fragmentation functions, multi-parton correlation functi |
It was a | fragmentation grenade with a P-42 friction primer and a |
The M26 series was the primary | fragmentation grenade used by American forces in the Vie |
To resolve this, the Type 97 | fragmentation grenade was adopted for hand-thrown use. |
He pulled the pin from a | fragmentation grenade intending to charge the hole boldl |
lish for defensive grenade, mark 33) was a | fragmentation grenade used by the Polish Army before and |
The Soviet RG-42 was a | fragmentation grenade originally introduced during World |
A L2-A2 | fragmentation grenade |
M67 | Fragmentation Grenade |
M61 and M67 | Fragmentation grenade |
Killing was effected by means of a | fragmentation grenade, hence the term. |
The TN 753 is a hand thrown | fragmentation grenade. |
contained shrapnel, making it a primitive | fragmentation grenade. |
a post World War II Soviet anti-personnel | fragmentation grenade. |
kill an unpopular superior officer with a | fragmentation grenade. |
group of more than two dozen gunmen tossed | fragmentation grenades and opened fire on the federal po |
Hurling smoke and | fragmentation grenades before him, he reached the next h |
Police also found 20 | fragmentation grenades, automatic weapons, rifles, 40 bu |
fire flares, smoke rounds or small calibre | fragmentation grenades. |
Mk 1 grenade (sometimes spelled Mk I) is a | fragmentation hand grenade used by American forces durin |
The Mk 2 defensive hand grenade is a | fragmentation hand grenade (sometimes written Mk II) use |
Additionally, habitat | fragmentation has occurred as the land was sectioned for |
fine, that human disturbances and habitat | fragmentation have had on the behavior, ecology, and evo |
Studio video of | Fragmentation, hidden page + |
Due to the complex nature of peptide | fragmentation in a mass spectrometer, derivative fragmen |
ers can indicate the efficiency of polymer | fragmentation in vivo. |
A | fragmentation in regional cooperation and partnership ha |
rted into internal energy which results in | fragmentation in a process known as collision-induced di |
fragmentation In another tape, Anil Kumar asks Rajaratna | |
Fragmentation in ECI has been studied by tandem mass spe | |
munition consisted of 320 armour-piercing, | fragmentation incendiary and fragmentation rounds (all w |
Functions of cell | fragmentation include:fragmentation breaks up the cells |
be easily degraded through conversion and | fragmentation, increase in invasive species, as well as |
Its main units of measurement is DNA | fragmentation index (DFI). |
opathic diseases results in red blood cell | fragmentation into schistocytes. |
t of the skull roof has a tendency towards | fragmentation into small bones. |
d traditions as well as the denominational | fragmentation into Lutheran, Calvinist and United and un |
his mission to heal the Christian church's | fragmentation into numerous splinter groups, Fry was a p |
Fragmentation is caused by a special fragmentation coil | |
String | fragmentation is one of the parton fragmentation models |
In cell biology, | fragmentation is the breaking apart of cells or cell org |
DNA | fragmentation is the separation or breaking of DNA stran |
Habitat | fragmentation is also a serious threat to the existing p |
Charge remote | fragmentation is a type of covalent bond breaking that o |
Apoptosis DNA | fragmentation is a natural fragmentation that cells perf |
Spontaneous or accidental DNA | fragmentation is fragmentation that gradually accumulate |
The comet faded gradually, but despite its | fragmentation it remained visible to the naked eye until |
The | fragmentation kill radius was approximately 15 meters wi |
This | fragmentation made it difficult for traders to compariso |
Fragmentation may occasionally be observed for some mole | |
Fragmentation may serve as a normal function for the cel | |
When set to | fragmentation mode, the OF-530 projectile produced fragm |
Peptide | fragmentation notation using the scheme of Roepstorff an |
he fragments and studies of the effects of | fragmentation now exceed 25 years. |
The | fragmentation occurs by the force of the volcanic explos |
This | fragmentation occurs through octave displacement (using |
electron-capture dissociation, ETD induces | fragmentation of cations (e.g. |
o originate as secondary craters or due to | fragmentation of the impactor. |
Springborg, Robert, Mubarak's Egypt: | Fragmentation of the Political Order, Westview Press. |
on and dissociation from the past causes a | fragmentation of the self and a loss of true identity. |
y vulnerable to extinction due to the high | fragmentation of its natural habitat from human disturba |
ty, although this is often obscured by the | fragmentation of the melodic lines. |
Mihalache supported the | fragmentation of all land property in a country of mediu |
The | fragmentation of Egypt with a pharaoh ruling in the nort |
onto the ground (as opposed to the violent | fragmentation of magma by explosive eruptions). |
Karyorrhexis is the destructive | fragmentation of the nucleus of a dying cell whereby its |
ver the Byzantines' Arab foederati and the | fragmentation of this strong buffer against invasions fr |
Fragmentation of the habitat reduces the number of nearb | |
signs of cannibalism including defleshing, | fragmentation of long bones to extract marrow, chopped, |
s particularly concerned about the further | fragmentation of Orthodoxy in non-Orthodox countries, in |
s (Cornell University Press, 2006), on the | fragmentation of the Iraqi polity following the invasion |
200,000 people in 20 years, leading to the | fragmentation of Plymouth's forested areas. |
Fragmentation of this intermediate gives rise to either | |
Because of | fragmentation of the manuscripts, it is impossible to te |
ciation (CID), ETD is advantageous for the | fragmentation of longer peptides or even entire proteins |
The | fragmentation of hundreds in England during the 8th and |
istence and cohabitation and furthermore a | fragmentation of the way to think and criticize visual a |
he Victoria University and later, when the | fragmentation of members occurred, for obtaining the cha |
on Administration, which saw the continued | fragmentation of Europe to be a risk for continued confl |
The | fragmentation of votes by this new party, combined with |
The | fragmentation of the nucleus was, at the time, one of ve |
to the throne of the Ilkhanate during the | fragmentation of Persia in the mid-14th century. |
than with the smaller parties, or that the | fragmentation of the smaller parties is so great that no |
r seemed to be by far the closest, and the | fragmentation of the comet is thought to have occurred a |
Since the | fragmentation of the Chera state in the 10th C., the rul |
to signal an abrupt end to the territorial | fragmentation of Schleswig-Holstein, something which was |
economy, but also caused by the decline or | fragmentation of host populations and the extinction of |
to a certain degree due to the large scale | fragmentation of Austria at the time, which was in the t |
Random | fragmentation of genomic DNA |
It is followed by karyorrhexis, or | fragmentation of the nucleus. |
His time saw the further | fragmentation of Tibetan politics. |
extremely friable material that has micro | fragmentation on impact, literally exploding away surfac |
periment looking at the effects of habitat | fragmentation on tropical rainforest. |
hen begin exploding, filling the area with | fragmentation or flame from all directions in an effect |
r's" and an atmosphere of "disorientation, | fragmentation, panic". |
of the molecular weight of analyte and/or | fragmentation pattern thus providing a significant amoun |
Today it is used extensively for | fragmentation protection in the U.S. military. |
The RPG-6 had a | fragmentation radius of 20 metres from the point of deto |
olymer was also changed in 1994 to improve | fragmentation reliability. |
ith Kevlar KM2 provide enhanced bullet and | fragmentation resistance while remaining comfortable and |
position functioning or disintegration and | fragmentation resulting in a paranoid-schizoid state'. |
drawbacks were a lack of suspension, weak | fragmentation shell (because of small caliber) and poor |
r Model 63 are French anti-personnel stake | fragmentation stake mines the mines are sometimes called |
The Soviet RGD-33 is an anti-personnel | fragmentation stick grenade developed in 1933. |
Very recent | fragmentation studies by FT ICR-MS and by L2MS (two-colo |
down proteomics and the development of the | fragmentation technique of electron-capture dissociation |
ly higher-energy C-trap dissociation) is a | fragmentation technique, often used for peptide modifica |
spectrometers like ions traps can use the | fragmentation techniques to further investiguate the str |
ersed by animals may be less vulnerable to | fragmentation than other plant species. |
TUNEL is a common method for detecting DNA | fragmentation that results from apoptotic signaling casc |
easure that will decrease with the habitat | fragmentation that currently threatens it. |
After this | fragmentation, the western Mongolian nation was called " |
Due to habitat loss and | fragmentation, the species has decreased all over its di |
cals to a cyclobutane compound (path A) or | fragmentation to an enol and an alkene. |
re mines - normally bounding mines and the | fragmentation type - in order to increase their activati |
ulture that rewards dependency, encourages | fragmentation, undermines families, and celebrates victi |
In terms of the level of sperm DNA | fragmentation, up to three cycles of freezing and thawin |
teel exterior that is ribbed to facilitate | fragmentation upon detonation and to prevent hands from |
a bombs (Rhodesian-designed anti-personnel | fragmentation weapons) over an area 1.1 kilometers long |
anates that arose after the Golden Horde's | fragmentation were annexed by Muscovite Russia between t |
lt from uneven molecule expansion, causing | fragmentation when cohesion is exceeded. |
or his wounds, including surgery to remove | fragmentation which had lodged in his lungs. |
The coil is designed so that | fragmentation will not exceed a radius of 15m, allowing |
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