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By using actively shielded | gradients, a gradient pulse is applied during the evol |
upon the maintenance of ionic concentration | gradients across it. |
The maintenance of precise | gradients across cell membranes maintains osmotic pres |
nergy as a combination of proton and voltage | gradients across a membrane. |
is unmarked and, because of the very shallow | gradients along the summit ridge, virtually impossible |
ps is caused by the communication of surface | gradients along the beach by the smoothing of the beac |
ckport had increased, and with speed limits, | gradients and curves, the Midland looked for yet anoth |
tly oil; however, offshore increased thermal | gradients and deeper burial suggest higher gas oil rat |
Because of the fierce | gradients and the mud which made getting up to the pas |
This stretch of path has fairly easy | gradients and is well-surfaced but beyond Hawker's Cov |
er assistance system' will take into account | gradients and real-time route conditions, to advise th |
re open matrix helping to withstand pressure | gradients and maintain structural integrity. |
including layers and alpha channel support, | gradients and transparency effects, anti-aliased brush |
ostructure, internal stresses, delusion zone | gradients, and clad contact angle). |
proved unreliable, possibly due to the steep | gradients and so led to Swansea being the first town i |
re easily accessible than Dumyat in terms of | gradients and paths, it is much less popular, being vi |
(6)-class, being most effective on the steep | gradients and sharp curves of the main lines over moun |
ch tractive effort, due to train weights and | gradients, and good steaming capabilities. |
is line apart from others are its many steep | gradients and sharp curves. |
line north of Gunnislake had several severe | gradients and speed restrictions, which made operating |
stributions of absorption maxima along depth | gradients and across locations. |
nch railway line noted for its very steep 4% | gradients and very sharp 100 m radius curves. |
r 5 miles more or less straight, with gentle | gradients apart from a one in 68 section just before R |
These | gradients are usually variables that are important in |
When ionic | gradients are altered (extracellular K+ increases or e |
The three field | gradients are labeled GX (typically corresponding to a |
velocity, temperature, and/or concentration | gradients are negligible.It can be defined as the flow |
elastic strains or temperature | gradients are neglected. |
Here, proton | gradients are used to drive secondary transport proces |
Ions that are moved up their concentration | gradients are called the driven ion. |
e for nonlinear problems whose functions and | gradients are expensive to evaluate. |
These | gradients are naturally present in the extracellular m |
These | gradients are essential for osmoregulation, for sodium |
ile section towards Accrington that included | gradients as steep as 1 in 38. |
ace for the majority of its length, climbing | gradients as steep as 1 in 88. |
1,000 years in Mill Creek Canyon on hillside | gradients as high as 36 degrees. |
The | gradients assist in slowing the trains when approachin |
on the hill above the town in order that the | gradients between Brixham and Churston were not too st |
ves for Palestine Railways to work the steep | gradients between Lydda and Jerusalem. |
hermal conductivity results in lower thermal | gradients between inner and outer sections of the fuel |
n a plant community to various environmental | gradients by ordination or by weighted averaging. |
also prevents air movements and temperature | gradients by enclosing the surface in a box of transpa |
Environmental | gradients can be related to factors such as altitude, |
or evaluation of extracellular concentration | gradients due to transporter activity or other factors |
on 3 describes it as unsuitable due to steep | gradients, environmental damage and earthquake hazards |
ent of intertia, perturbation torques, tidal | gradients, etc. |
pabilities (brushes, selections, histograms, | gradients, etc.) as well as new editors for Web Pictur |
(such as currents, waves, ocean temperature | gradients, etc.). |
he Lammer Law at 528 m (1,732 ft), but steep | gradients, exposure to the elements and a lack of natu |
channel is to help maintain large electrical | gradients for the sustained transport of ions such as |
The | gradients for MRM are typically 50 to 100 times those |
technique for flow visualization of density | gradients in fluids using the Gladstone-Dale relation |
ith the thesis Measurements of concentration | gradients in sedimentation and diffusion by refraction |
There are concentration | gradients in such areas that affect particles motion s |
bundances usually change along environmental | gradients in a more or less predictive way. |
They occur in | gradients in the range of 5 and 20%. |
short, there are several long sections with | gradients in excess of 11%. |
e or proton pump creates the electrochemical | gradients in the plasma membrane of plants, fungi, pro |
line, which had avoided Sheffield due to the | gradients involved and came to be known as the "Old Ro |
line, which had avoided Sheffield due to the | gradients involved, and came to be known as the "Old R |
oad", which had avoided Sheffield due to the | gradients involved, see topographical map of the Sheff |
orth Midland Railway's "Old Road" due to the | gradients involved. |
Sensing of chemoeffector | gradients involves chemotaxis receptors, transmembrane |
nd for the regulation of ionic concentration | gradients, is also a target of bretylium. |
This means that there are considerable | gradients leading out of the station. |
d transfers bars called riffles and occur on | gradients less than 1-2 percent. |
d to deal with traffic growth over the heavy | gradients of the North Island Main Trunk and to do awa |
d to just north of Wicker Station, involving | gradients of 1 in 100, a viaduct and three tunnels. |
may be resolved by factors such as vertical | gradients of light or turbulence, symbiosis or commens |
naling pathway; Nkd and Ptc shape the tissue | gradients of Wnt and Hedgehog signaling. |
ssure, concentration, chemical or electrical | gradients of the membrane process. |
blishing and maintaining the electrochemical | gradients of Na and K ions across the plasma membrane. |
is part of the route has many zig-zags, with | gradients of 1 in 4 (25%) as it struggles up the 200 m |
Gradients on the line range from 1:950 to 1:19 making | |
Because of the | gradients on the line to Barnsley this was also the si |
lower construction costs per mile and better | gradients on the completed line. |
Major peninsular rivers, whose steeper | gradients prevent their waters from flooding, include |
Along this stretch | gradients reached a maximum of 1 in 23. |
cosystem engineering', modifying geochemical | gradients, redistributing food resources, viruses, bac |
ores disrupt transmembrane ion concentration | gradients, required for the proper functioning and sur |
The maintenance of these concentration | gradients requires active transport of ionic species. |
nly one market and excluding transport costs | gradients running from the centre, is for example only |
ame, connecting the town would have required | gradients steeper than this. |
The loop had easier | gradients than the original line through Mossley and G |
This gave the bridge steep | gradients that cause heavy vehicles to slow down, resu |
l was raised to reduce flooding and decrease | gradients, the rebuilding of Ryde Pier Head station wa |
pment capable of producing continuous buffer | gradients though this is not a requirement. |
is approximately 1.7 miles long with severe | gradients throughout (steepest 1 in 4), was renowned t |
areas to migrate east, causing the pressure | gradients to shift to the northeast. |
the direct route was chosen with three steep | gradients, two of them to be worked by ropes from stat |
ugh the general radius of curves was a mile, | gradients were as steep as 1 in 264 and practically th |
Apart from the Lickey Incline, the maximum | gradients were 1-in-300 (0.3%). |
Braided rivers tend to occur on steeper | gradients where there is a large supply of sediment fo |
a few straight alignments without any steep | gradients, which linked various north-south roads and |
From here to Ashbourne, the | gradients would become much easier, though this was co |
d that Northampton was by-passed because the | gradients would have been too steep for early locomoti |
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