Lea mays

Ms. Pat Hall and Drs. J. Nowacki and E. Epstein have provided our knowledge of the amounts and rate of metabolic turnover of the indolylic components of the kernels of lea mays (cf. 27, 28 Nowacki, unpublished Epstein, unpublished). This knowledge Fas enabled us, 1) to identify the "seed auxin precursor"—that is the compound which is transported from the seed to the growing shoot (39J, and 2) has provided a portion of the proof that IAA-myo-inositol and IAA are in reversible equilibrium in the shoot tissue. Proving that IAA and IAA esters are in reversible equilibrium in the tissue is essential if we wish to postulate hormonal homeostasis. 

EdwardPeters, The Magician,the Witch, and the Law (Philadelphia University of Pennsylvania Press, 1978), 72—73. For the Latin text of the Canon episcopi, see Emil Friedberg, ed., Corpus iuris canonici (Graz Akademische Druck, 1955), vol. 1, cols. 1030—1031. An English translation of the Canon episcopi taken from Henry Charles Lea may be found in Alan C. Kors and Edward Peters, Witchcraft in Europe 1100—1700 A Documentary History (Philadelphia University of Pennsylvania Press, 2001), 61—63. 

The opposite limiting case of a PE star with a small number p -c of arms in a salt-free solution was considered in [121], In the latter case, the counterions can be disregarded and the Poisson equation allowed for an exact numerical solution for the polymer density profile, which confirmed the uniform stretching of the arms in the interior region of the star. The LEA may be applied for analysis of conformations of stars with a small number of arms in salt-added solution, provided the bulk Debye length ro is smaller than the overall size of the star [28]. 

Further, peak overlap results in nonlinear detector response vs concentration. Therefore, some other detection method must be used in conjunction with either of these types of detection. Nevertheless, as can be seen from Figure Ilf, chiroptical detection can be advantageous if there is considerable overlap of the two peaks. In this case, chiroptical detection may reveal that the lea ding and tailing edges of the peak are enantiomerically enriched which may not be apparent from the chromatogram obtained with nonchiroptical detection (Fig. He). 

In certain adsorbents, notably partially coked 2eohtes and some carbon molecular sieves, the resistance to mass transfer may be concentrated at the surface of the particle, lea ding to an uptake expression of the form... 

A crack in a body may grow as a result of loads appHed in any of the three coordinate directions, lea ding to different possible modes of failure. The most common is an in-plane opening mode (Mode I). The other two are shear loading in the crack plane (Mode II) and antiplane shear (Mode III), as defined in Figure I. Only Mode I loading is considered herein. 

Some North Dakota lignite ashes have also been observed to have above-average concentrations of uranium (21,22), lea ding to interest in processing the ash for uranium recovery. However, this ash may be classified as hazardous. 

Stimulation of the neuron lea ding to electrical activation of the nerve terminal in a physiologically relevant manner should eUcit a calcium-dependent release of the neurotransmitter. Although release is dependent on extracellular calcium, intracellular calcium homeostasis may also modulate the process. Neurotransmitter release that is independent of extracellular calcium is usually artifactual, or in some cases may represent release from a non-neuronal sources such as gha (3). 

The analysis of steady-state and transient reactor behavior requires the calculation of reaction rates of neutrons with various materials. If the number density of neutrons at a point is n and their characteristic speed is v, a flux effective area of a nucleus as a cross section O, and a target atom number density N, a macroscopic cross section E = Na can be defined, and the reaction rate per unit volume is R = 0S. This relation may be appHed to the processes of neutron scattering, absorption, and fission in balance equations lea ding to predictions of or to the determination of flux distribution. The consumption of nuclear fuels is governed by time-dependent differential equations analogous to those of Bateman for radioactive decay chains. The rate of change in number of atoms N owing to absorption is as follows ... 

Recovery of hydrogen cyanide from coke-oven gases has been dormant in the early 1990s, but new methods involving environmental control of off-gas pollutants may be lea ding the way for a modest return to the recovery of cyanide from coke-oven gases (see Coal conversion process, carbonization). 

Stomach and intestinal ulcers. 8.3 Side effects Occasionally, headaches may be caused in people who are sensitive to bitter substances. 8 4 Dosage and manner of use Boiling water (ca. 150 ml) is poured over two tea-spoonfuls of the Lea, covered and allowed to draw for 5 10 min, and then passed through a tea strainer. If not otherwise pre.scribed, a cup of the fresh and 8.2 Dosage and manner of use Boiling water fca. 150 ml) is poured over a table-spoonful of the tea, covered and allowed to draw for ca. 10 min., and then passed through a tea strainer. 11 not otherwise prescribed, a cup of the freshly prepared tea is drunk warm several times a day between meals. 8.3 Note Store protected from light and moisture. 

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