... ofthe water from this bulb decreases the temperature ofthe mercury in the tube b in proportion to
the dryness ofthe atmosphere, andthe number of degrees the tube b indicates below that ofthe ... it on the decanter, and lay it in the sun's rays in such a manner that the rays may pass through the spaces
cut out ofthe paper and fall on the surface ofthe liquor the part ofthe glass ... Drawing and painting being the natural bent
of his mind, be was frequently employed by the professors to make landscape sketches in the manner
mentioned. The beauty ofthe image of these landscapes...
... other things, the continu-
ous creation of matter to keep the density ofthe expanding Universe constant.
The steady-state universe was abandoned in the 1960s because ofthe proper-
ties ofthe ... provide an estimate
of H
0
, together with a strong confirmation ofthe validity ofthe Hubble law and,
therefore, ofthe Cosmological Principle.
Another test of this principle is the so-called Hubble ... be the case in the early years of
the 20th century when the first steps were taken, by Einstein and others, towards
a scientific theory ofthe Universe. Little was then known empirically about the
distribution...
... scientific theory and there are many examples in thehistory of
science that tell us so. The geocentric theory ofthe solar system, the phlogiston
theory of burning andthe concept of chemical ... observed on
the satellite. The basis ofthe prediction was the 2:1 ratio ofthe periods of Io and
Europa. Because of this the nearest approach, and hence the maximum perturba-
tion, of Io by Europa ... and weaknesses are analysed. The only theory to essay a com-
plete picture ofthe origin andevolutionofthe solar system is the Capture Theory
developed by the author and colleagues since the...
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The Historyand Antiquities
Of The
TheHistoryand Antiquities ofthe Doric by Karl ... derived from the possession of land, also carried on the extensive
commerce of these two states; otherwise the wealth ofthe merchant would soon have exceeded that of the
landowner. In the Doric ... IOTA~}{~GREEK
SMALL LETTER NU~}); ofthe Athenians, to keep them together. The Argives first effected the union of the
boroughs at Mantinea, doubtless not until they had seen other instances ofthe same proceeding,...
... compares the studied network with
randomized versions of it with the same size and degree dis-
tribution. The so-called Z-score quantifies the difference
between the studied network and an ensemble of ... analysis ofthe topological modules ofthe Fig. 3
(labelled A–G) shows that they include structural
and ⁄or functional features. Table 3 summarizes the
main structural and functional features of these
groups. ... functions, and topologi-
cal features retain functionality and phylogeny. How-
ever, the nature ofthe connections between these
factors needs to be understood at the level ofthe pro-
tein domain. The...
... SDS/PAGE and in 2D PAGE (Figs 1 and
2; Table 1).
The N-terminal amino acid sequences (see above) allow
the assignment ofthe HcA clone to the major sequence of
the upper hemocyanin band in the SDS/PAGE ... against the hemocyanin fraction show
staining ofthe two 75 kDa bands in Western blot, but do
not recognize any other proteins ofthe hemolymph.
Although we expected that each of these bands contains
two ... primers andthe T3 vector primer. The
sequences were obtained after the cloning ofthe PCR
products into the pCR4-TOPO TA vector (Invitrogen).
Protein structure modeling
Homology models ofthe S....
... genes. On the other hand, the lack of
growth ofthe wildtype strain on
D
-allitol and
L
-iditol may
either be due to a lack of uptake of these hexitols, or due to
alackoflad1 expression by these ... formation of heterologous proteins under the
control signals of cellulase promoters [9,10]. The metabolism
of
D
-galactose and its regulation is therefore of interest for
the improvement ofthe biotechnological ... interpretation of these data first
requires the determination ofthe 3D structure of Lad1.
The at least 10-fold higher k
cat
/K
m
values of Lad1 for the
pentitols
L
-arabinitol and xylitol than for the various
hexitols...
... gelruninparallel.Thenumbersat
the right represent the pI values ofthe major bands in e and f, while the
numbers at the left are the pI values of standard proteins. The arrow at
the right represents the pI ... stain a ppearing at the surface of y olk
platelets and in the extracellular m atrix [ 3,25].
cDNAs encoding the CL subunit of Artemia CLP
have been isolated and sequenced and their amino acid
Correspondence ... proteins in the protein database. The Conserved Domain Database of NCBI was
screened with the protein coding sequence of clone 1 of CLAP andthe Fas I domains in the protein compared with 10 other fasciclin...
... of these one in the time of Alfred the Great,
about the year 872; another in the early part ofthe reign of Athelstan about the year 925, and several others;
besides three coins minted here of ... lamented that the
fitting up ofthe choirs serve to destroy part ofthe grandeur and solemnity, and shuts out the sight from a
general and comprehensive view ofthe building. Within the church and cloisters, ... London, and various other parts ofthe kingdom. The market is under the regulation
of a Committee from the Court of Aldermen, and Commons. Market-days, Wednesday and Saturday.
Collector ofthe market,...
... exhibit the same kinetics as those located on
the intact protein. Therefore, determination ofthe kinetics
of phosphorylation of these peptides allows the order of
phosphorylation ofthe six ... structure. The two groups of peaks at 6.85 and
7.15 p.p.m. correspond to the aromatic resonances of the
seven tyrosines in the protein, andthe inset 2D expansion of
the
1
H-
1
H COSY shows that the ... tyrosine by assaying
the transfer of
32
P by recombinant Lck on to each of the
peptides. The rates of phosphorylation were found to
depend on the location ofthe tyrosine, leading to the pro-
posal...
... over the soul and body ofthe guilty. The decrees of the
council of Constantinople had ascertained the true standard ofthe faith; andthe ecclesiastics, who governed
the conscience of Theodosius, ... the ruin of the
temples, yielded, without a contest, to the fortune of their adversaries. The disorderly opposition ^59 of the
peasants of Syria, andthe populace of Alexandria, to the rage of ... Constantine had the
advantage of erecting the standard ofthe cross, the emulation of his successor assumed the merit of subduing
the Arian heresy, andof abolishing the worship of idols in the Roman...
... qualifications. After the
failure ofthe Theodosian life, the choice of Pulcheria andofthe senate might be justified in some measure by
the characters of Martin and Leo, but the latter of these princes ... gradually obtained; the rank of tribune, of count,
and of general; the dignity of senator, andthe command ofthe guards, who obeyed him as their chief, at the
important crisis when the emperor Anastasius ... tom. ii. p. 114 - 139,) the phoenix ofthe Edda, andthe annual death and revival of Adonis and Osiris,
are the allegorical symbols ofthe absence and return ofthe sun in the Arctic regions. This...
... of advocate ofthe Roman church. The dregs ofthe Carlovingian race no longer exhibited
any symptoms of virtue or power, andthe ridiculous epithets ofthe bard, the stammerer, the fat, and the
simple, ... propagated by the sword of Otho, the
conqueror and apostle ofthe Slavic nations ofthe Elbe and Oder: the marches of Brandenburgh and Sleswick
were fortified with German colonies; andthe king of Denmark, ... the office of champion ofthe Roman church; and the
zeal ofthe French prince appears to have been prompted by the love of glory and religion. But the danger was
on the banks ofthe Tyber, the...
... After the surrender of Acre, andthe departure of Philip,
the king of England led the crusaders to the recovery ofthe sea-coast; andthe cities of Caesarea and Jaffa
were added to the fragments of ... was the victim, andofthe soldiers, who were the instruments, of his martial zeal. The
first demands ofthe king of England were the restitution of Jerusalem, Palestine, andthe true cross; and ... Barbarossa, andthe kings of France and England, assumed the
cross; andthe tardy magnitude of their armaments was anticipated by the maritime states ofthe Mediterranean
and the Ocean. The skilful and...