Owen definition

Owen, Sri. 1993/1994 (first U.S. edition). The Rice Book The Definitive Book on the Magic of Rice, with Hundreds of Exotic Recipes from Around the World. New York St Martin s Press. 

The mechanisms of action of ketoprofen have not been definitively proven in the horse, although ketoprofen has been shown to inhibit COX enzymes. Several studies carried out in horses have shown that ketoprofen, administered at doses that significantly inhibited PG production, had no effect on LT production (Landoni Lees 1995a, Owens et al 1995a) and, therefore, appears not to have any significant effect on lipoxygenase activity. 

According to Owen s definitions, the AG term in 2.11.11 is related to the total medium effect, AG to the primary medium effect and the logarithmic term is the secondary medium effect. It is evident therefore that the primary medium effect (or simply the medium effect) reflects differences in ion-solvent interactions, and the secondary medium effect (or salt effect or concentration effect ) reflects differences in ion-ion interactions and solvation effects the former quantity is, of course, independent of concentration whereas the latter quantity, which is usually several orders of magnitude smaller, is defined for a constant (finite) concentration. The standard free energy of transfer is defined for the transfer of 1 mole of substance from water to the organic solvent, i.e. 

Owen s detailed descriptions of homology and analogy, as opposed to the stark definitions of homologue and analogue, appeared in his Archetype and Homologies of the Vertebrate... 

Boyden, A., Homology and analogy a century after the definitions of homologue and analogue of Richard Owen, Quarterly Rev. Biol., 18, 228-241, 1943. 

From all of the definitions, it can be stated that, in general, composite material is considered to be a material that is composed of at least two physically distinct phases of materials. The first phase is a continuous material, called matrix, which surrounds the dispersed phase. The dispersed materials can be in the form of particle as well as fiber. The fibers and particles usually act as reinforcements to carry load or to control strain, whereas the matrix acts as a bonding medium to transfer load and to provide continuity and structural integrity. The matrix also protects the fibers and retains them in position to form the desired shape for a finished article (Owen, 2000a). 

Bennett and Owen.(1966) suggested that the phenomenon of functional haploi-dy is analogous to X chromosome inactivation in mammalian females. Those cases which have served as a basis for the definition of allelic exclusion (the characteristics of Ig synthesis, synthesis of the myeloma proteins and some isozymes) cannot be attributed, strictly speaking, to the events that are defined by this term. There are additional difficulties with the concept of allelic exclusion conception caused by the complicated construction of loci that are responsible for Ig synthesis (Mage et al, 1977). 

They met with deep-rooted difficulties of curricular definition and industrial acceptance in Britain, and those established at Owens College, University College and the Andersonian in Glasgow struggled to survive. 

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