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Wool belongs to a family of proteins, the keratins, that also includes hair and other types of animal protective tissues such as horn, nails, feathers, and the outer skin layers. The relative importance of wool as a textile fiber has declined over the decades as synthetic fibers have increa singly been used in textile consumption. Wool is still an important fiber in the middle and upper price ranges of the textile market. It is also an extremely important export for several nations, notably AustraUa, New Zealand, South Africa, and Argentina and commands a price premium over most other fibers because of its outstanding natural properties of soft handle (the feel of the fabric), moisture absorption abiUties (and hence comfort), and superior drape (the way the fabric hangs) (see Fibers Textiles). Table 2 shows wool production and sheep numbers in the world s principal wool-producing countries. 

The Arsenal is located in the central portion of northern New Jersey, near the town of Dover. This places it at the outer rim of the New York metropolitan area. It occupies a ten mile long valley, lying between mountain ridges which serve as natural barricades. The valley also has a natural water supply which, even today, is adequate. These are the three attributes for which the site was selected nearness to the world of commerce means of protection of the surrounding area from the hazards inherent in its work and the availability of the one extremely vital natural resource — water... 

The fagade of the body, in effect a threshold between inner and outer worlds, was its skin which in Christian theology became invested with subjectivity. Cutting into the skin was an act that simultaneously split the subject, resulting in a plural being that was suspect, even considered to be demonic as evidenced by the hybrid creatures... 

The thioester hypothesis can be summed up as follows the formation of thiols was possible, for example, in volcanic environments (either above ground or submarine). Carboxylic acids and their derivatives were either formed in abiotic syntheses or arrived on Earth from outer space. The carboxylic acids reacted under favourable conditions with thiols (i.e., Fe redox processes due to the sun s influence, at optimal temperatures and pH values) to give energy-rich thioesters, from which polymers were formed these in turn (in part) formed membranes. Some of the thioesters then reacted with inorganic phosphate (Pi) to give diphosphate (PPi). Transphosphorylations led to various phosphate esters. AMP and other nucleoside monophosphates reacted with diphosphate to give the nucleoside triphosphates, and thus the RNA world (de Duve, 1998). In contrast to Gilbert s RNA world, the de Duve model represents an RNA world which was either supported by the thioester world, or even only made possible by it. 

World War II submarines used torpedo tubes with outer and inner doors. The torpedo was loaded into the tube from the torpedo room using the inner door. The inner door was then closed, the outer door opened, and the torpedo launched. 

It s not this illness that s determining how I live. I ve never been happier. I ve never been more whole. I ve never been as peaceful or as calm as I am at this moment. And I just assume it will become more so. Even if my outer world becomes more compressed and limited, my inner world, at the same time, is expanding. This is a time of real growth and change and insight for me. 

This heretofore closely-guarded secret of esoteric practice—the exteriorization—is also one of the meanings of the Rosicrucian (Christian-Qabalah) pledge to perform all practical work in a place concealed and apart from the gaze of the outer and uninitiated world. This means that the alchemical procedure is undertaken within the inner bodies, as well, of course, as in those objective Temples of Ingathering in the Worlds Above. 

But you have not come to tarry with me, for we will meet again in the Red Lion s Chamber. I am here to tell you of he, upon yonder isle, who is to be your mentor to prepare you for rulership. But know, his methods of instruction are different from those used in your outer world. 

However, there is a time-delay phenomenon between causes being set in motion in the inner world and their effects appearing, fully manifest, in the outer world. This needs to be taken into account so that you do not become disheartened or fall prey to melancholia, as the old alchemical books term it. Lama Anagarika Govinda explains this delay between causation and result in his book, Foundations of Tibetan Mysticism ... 

This is a long, intense, and demanding practice. It will take you deeper than before and will be of much use in times to come. For it is an integration of the several stages of the Work and the linking of those of us who labor below with those who oversee, above. This practice may be undertaken in four parts (as indicated), or, upon special occasions— high festivals or on retreat from the outer world—it may be worked entirely in one session. The Companions of the Table Round will indicate those times when it is auspicious to do so. 

The larvae that hatch from Cotesia eggs remain inside their caterpillar host, exploiting it as a secure haven from the outer world and a convenient food supply. They feed on the caterpillar from within until they are mature and ready to pupate. Then they emerge from its body and immediately begin spinning small white cocoons, which they attach by one end to the caterpillar s back. It is not uncommon for a tobacco hornworm, still alive, to be festooned with fifty or more Cotesia cocoons, each resembling a diminutive grain of rice fastened to the caterpillar. Each cocoon contains... 

As it is the outer surface of the virus particle, whether nucleocapsid or envelope, that first makes contact with the membrane of the host cell, its structure and properties are of vital importance in understanding the process of infection. In general, naked (envelope-free) viruses are resistant and survive well in the outside world they may also be bile-resistant, allowing infection through the alimentary canal. Enveloped viruses are more susceptible to environmental factors such as drying, gastric acidity, and bile. These differences in susceptibility influence the ways in which these viruses can be transmitted. 

Comment Blake is now fully delirious and will continue to be out of touch with reality for many hours, although brief moments of lucidity do occur from time to time. This is a characteristic feature of delirium - variability and occasional awareness of the environment, sometimes with surprisingly appropriate comments or behavior followed by a prompt lapse into total disorientation. As opposed to the normal awake state, in which thoughts and inner stimuli are sometimes distracting, in delirium, the opposite is the case the inner world (although confused) is sometimes invaded by the outer world. 

Both synthetic and natural polymers have superstructures that influence or dictate the properties of the material. Many of these primary, secondary, tertiary, and quaternary structures are influenced in a similar manner. Thus, the primary structure is a driving force for the secondary structure. Allowed and preferred primary and secondary bondings influence structure. For most natural and synthetic polymers, hydrophobic and hydrophilic domains tend to cluster. Thus, most helical structures will have either a hydrophobic or hydrophilic inner core with the opposite outer core resulting from a balance between secondary and primary bonding factors and steric and bond angle constraints. Nature has used these differences in domain character to create the world around us. 

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