Time-of-entry map

The fragments were aligned using genetic markers, and their lengths were estimated by their electrophoretic mobilities.77 The time-of-entry map has been added on a distorted scale in Fig. 26-4B. There are, on the average, 46.4 kb of DNA per minute, but this amount varies around the chromosome between 38 and 61 kb / min. 

The time-of-entry map in Fig. 26-4A is based not only on interrupted matings but also on the use of transduction by bacteriophage Transduction... 

Fig. 4.3 Pouyssegur and colleagues found that in the resting dormant state of a cell (a) the MAP kinases are kept in the cytoplasm by interaction with the upstream cytosolic kinases of the MAP kinase cascade, (b) Activation of the MAP kinase cascade by a growth factor uncouples the MAPK from upstream MAPKKs and initiates translocation of MAPK to the nucleus, where it signals entry into the S phase of the cell cycle. In the nucleus, MAPK is retained by short-lived nuclear anchoring proteins. When their proteolytic removal is blocked, the residence time of MAPK in the nucleus is prolonged.

Strength Habitability surveys conducted at CP (command post) upon arrival of Haz-Mat team. EPA conducted surveys at CP upon their arrival. SRS (Savannah River Site) and Richmond County Haz-Mat resources arrived on scene within a timely manner and were designated by FDIC (Fire Department Incident Commander) to be responsible for Haz-Mat operations. Haz-Mat personnel assisted in CP location determination. EPA utilized Coast Guard Gulf Coast Strike Team to provide monitoring and on scene response. By comparing consist (a list of all the cars in the train which describes their position in the train, type, contents, destination, etc.) to entry team visual inspection, chemicals involved were accurately identified. Written response plan and safety procedures implemented for Haz-Mat operations. Briefings provided to Haz-Mat responders by Safety Officer on entry considerations maps were covered for responders unfamiliar with the area. 

Thus the mere presence of metaphorical language does not by itself tell us whether the space-time metaphor is a psychologically real conceptual mapping. For example, the temporal and spatial meanings could be represented as alternate meaning senses or even as separate homophonic lexical entries. The apparent systematicity would then be illusory, the result of post hoc regularization. 

In a manner reminiscent of the self-organising maps, the methodology has been applied to produce a subset of the database that represents the best representative of each unique crystal stracture [53]. Thus, a compound with 10 CSD entries, comprising one polymorph determined seven times and a second polymorph determined three times will be reduced to two entries, which are considered to represent the two unique structure types. The details of the applied quality tests are extensive [53], but the result is a list of 231918 structures (derived from 353 666 structures in the November 2005 release) that are considered to be the best representative examples of all unique high-quality stmctures in the CSD [54], In this way, the complete contents of the CSD are reduced to a set of representative structures that contain an equivalent amount of structural information, but without any redundancy. This dataset forms an especially convenient basis for structural searches, since it is free of any duplication. 

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