| An anneal procedure is then performed resulting in a planar top surface topography of the reflowed BPSG layer. |
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| Upon injection into the cell, the cohesive ends anneal and are ligated, circularizing the chromosome. |
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| An O2 plasma anneal converted the suboxides to titanium oxide and improved electrical performance. |
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| A normal graphitizing anneal in the austenitic temperature range is recommended where undesirable amounts of carbide are present. |
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| The heat of welding will anneal the copper in the heat-affected area adjacent to the weld and reduce the strength provided by cold working. |
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| Castings can be annealed to make them more machinable, either by sub-critical annealing or a full anneal. |
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| The primers bind, or anneal, to the template at their complementary sites and serve as the starting point for copying. |
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| This service is performed only when it is necessary to anneal an instrument or to perform additional tests to assess its stability. |
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| In October 1957 a reactor at Windscale caught fire during a gentle heating to anneal damage in the graphite core, causing a national emergency. |
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| After dissociation, the nascent strand may anneal to a complementary single strand, reinvade a template to be extended by additional synthesis, or undergo end joining. |
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| For the high-silicon nodular irons, high-temperature heat treatment is advised in all cases to anneal any pearlite and stabilize the casting against growth in service. |
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| Finally, Sorevco facilities anneal steel in a significant manufacturing process, which makes its facilities somewhat like those of Dofasco. |
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| Heating denatures or separates the DNA into single strands, then as the mixture cools, primers recognize and anneal to the target DNA sequence. |
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| After any sanding operation it will be necessary to anneal the work if cementing or surface decoration is intended. |
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| The temperature required to anneal a particular steel depends on the type of annealing to be achieved and the alloying constituents. |
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| Target amplification assays are based on the ability of complementary oligonucleotide primers to specifically anneal and allow enzymatic amplification of the target nucleic acid strands. |
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| A rapid annealing cycle which is reliable, especially for thin sheets, is to pre-heat the oven to 80°C, anneal for one hour, then remove the parts from the oven and allow cooling to room temperature. |
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| Flames or high temperatures will anneal or embrIttle most bellows. |
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| It's also a good idea to anneal the necks and even shoulders of wildcat cartridges after we neck cases up or down or blow the shoulders out. |
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| Researchers supply their own primers, which are designed to anneal to a specific DNA sequence, and the DNA template to be amplified. |
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| These values were confirmed by AFM step height measurements, as shown by the example in Figure 2 for the sample after a 1 hour anneal. |
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| Production of these parts requires an anneal between almost every forming operation. |
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| Like PCR, however, this pairing is driven by sequence homology, and if the correct matching target sequence is not present, the T7-tagged primer will not successfully anneal. |
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| It is designed to anneal glass beads to prevent breakage during cooling. |
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