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The aircraft is equipped with an in-flight refuelling probe mounted above and behind the flight deck.
For analysis of the chromosome constitution a centromeric probe was not required.
In a probe recall experiment, a word with a thematized referent was a better recall probe than a word with a non-thematized referent.
This enabled us to probe the ability of the protein to bind to different phospholipid molecules.
As a result, molded cable assemblies are photographed as a lunar probe vehicle, as fireworks, and as plants growing beside a stream.
A probe began today into the deaths of four railway workers killed by a runaway train wagon on the West Coast mainline in Cumbria.
Martinez tried to imagine the smaller than a pinhead probe shooting across the vast distance of the Dry-dock area towards the Banting.
Fire investigators were expected to launch a probe into the cause of the blaze later today.
Like other plovers, Black-bellied plovers are visual feeders, but they may also probe for hidden prey.
The Competition Authority is to probe excessive fees and uncompetitive practices in the Irish banking sector.
To probe the electroweak force, future experiments will collide beams of high-energy electrons with those of positrons.
Orbiting Saturn, the Cassini spacecraft is set to release a probe that will travel to one of the planet's moons, Titan.
A thermocouple was inserted in the hollow probe, and temperatures were recorded.
For example, the probe had to travel a billion miles to get from Earth to orbit around Saturn.
The patient and environmental strains of V. cholerae were further analyzed for clonality by southern hybridization using the rRNA probe.
By stepping down hard I actually made a stable foothold, and then used my ice axe to probe the next foothold.
They advised qualified parties to bring an ice pick, an avalanche probe and crampons.
Fruit firmness, as determined by penetrometer, measures the force required to press a blunt-ended probe into the tissue.
The endobronchial accessories consisted of polypectomy snare, coagulation probe, forceps, and a cutting blade.
Most of the free probe had dimerized via disulfide bond cross-linking, yielding a spectrum with five lines and alternating linewidths.
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Root segments fixed to the probe were bathed in nutrient solution circulated along the roots to avoid problems with unstirred layers.
The pressure probe operates on the principle of regulated volume displacement.
The air-to-air refueling probe is retracted into the aircraft to retain the aerodynamic profile.
The music-industry probe concerns the use of independent promoters, middlemen between record companies and radio stations.
The sense of smell is keen and the snout is used to probe when searching for food.
Four independent teams of researchers used the beacons of X rays from distant quasars to probe the contents of several intergalactic clouds.
All graphemically similar probe words and targets differed by only one letter.
The inner diameter was measured by inserting a probe pipette with a known diameter profile.
Sample transmission of the probe pulses was determined using home-built photodiode detectors combined with a boxcar integrator.
Its tails allows us to probe the physics of the interaction between an isolated neutron star and the interstellar medium.
In intact cells the probe was trapped both inside intracellular organelles and the cytoplasm.
The saw is also used as a digging tool to probe in mud and sand in search of crustaceans and other small invertebrates.
He was not afraid to raise the most controversial questions posed by medical ethics nor to probe the current boundaries of medical practice.
I cranked the right engine for a few seconds just to retract the probe so I could transfer my external fuel.
Soil water content at the various depths were measured by a neutron probe and extraction was calculated by water balance.
A test probe head has a plurality of electrically conducting wire members held in place in a frame by movable plates.
A curved bar probe for an echograph is fabricated by using a thin support on which is placed a bar of piezoelectric crystal.
Next, the points were stimulated with an ear probe to elicit a positive reaction.
Luckily, you have an armoury that gets larger every mission, from a basic probe to block-levelling ion charges and disintegrator rays.
In the simplest form, a mechanical dolorimeter includes a simple spring loaded probe connected to a gauge.
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It is reported that conservative bosses have launched a probe after the Conservative candidate slumped to third place.
Feric adapted a drill so that it could bore two holes allowing the probe to seat.
An illuminated in-flight refueling probe is installed in the top center line of the fuselage.
Matter and antimatter just don't mix, so it's surprising that you can probe one with the other.
The initial probe included an allegation of illegal arms shipment to Honduras, but the charge came up dry.
That made me ponder what would happen if it had been the other way about and the little green men on Mars aimed a similar probe at us.
We have sampled loessic soils with a truck-mounted soil probe from more than 70 stable undisturbed upland positions from Nebraska to Illinois.
The probe sent back pictures of rounded rocks, which are most likely ice blocks with their hard edges eroded by flowing rivers of methane.
Applying a little left rudder for lineup at the last second, I watched in amazement as my probe hit brass-to-brass in the center of the basket.
As the weeks dragged by, psychologists continued to probe their minds by administering Rorschach inkblot tests and personality inventories.
The lithotomy sound is a specialized metal probe to prove the presence of bladder stones.
A uterine sound is described having a probe with measuring indicia inscribed thereon.
The probe was led through the working channel of the bronchoscope and placed in gentle contact with the bronchial mucosa.
A continuous flow of liquid nitrogen is then circulated through the probe into the lung and out again.
Nasa recently lost its robot probe to Mars, and Russia has been plagued by problems with the Mir space station.
Potassic minerals were degassed with an argon laser probe using step heating or direct ablation of grains on thin rock sections.
Protected by an ablative thermal shield, the probe will decelerate to 400 metres per second.
His magazine continues to probe and document issues that the rest of the media had no time for.
To discover the past as it really was, we must probe it with insights derived from the present.
However, Worcester began to probe and bustle Magdalen's defence early in the second half.
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Most bladder cancers are superficial and are usually removed using a probe that is passed into the bladder through a cystoscope.
It's time to probe once again into the deep, dark recesses of the criminal mind.
Deep in the solar system, probe 223 started sending out its preprogrammed signal.
These fibres were steadily improved and eventually resulted in the needle probe which is inserted by means of a guide cannula into the tissue.
The surgeon passes the probe over the surgical site again and excises more specimen if elevated radioactive readings continue to occur.
In most cases, ultrasound scans are used on the surface of the body, with the probe moving over the skin.
A snap-on clip that attaches to the center of the probe and acts as a guide for the exploring needle is included.
In a cryopexy procedure, a probe with a frozen tip is placed externally on the sclera over the area of a retinal hole or tear.
Coagulation was carried out with soft palpation of the probe against the bronchial wall, without pushing.
For these exams, the transducer is attached to a probe that's inserted into a natural opening in your body.
A drawback of this study is that instrument accuracy was not assessed and the position of the probe in the nasopharynx was not specified.
The resulting steady-state pressures were measured using a pressure probe as a manometer.
The redox probe could reach the electrode along the channel formed by AmB, easily corresponding to the electrochemical response obtained.
The tightly focused light produces an intense electromagnetic field that could be used as a probe or to manipulate atoms or other tiny objects.
The Vigilance Department has now decided to launch a detailed probe into the matter.
A probe into how the New College students came to study the wrong curriculum is expected to conclude next week.
The arrests followed Operation Norfolk, a probe into drug trafficking conducted by the National Crime Squad.
The PC, who has 13 years' service, was suspended with pay pending a probe into the matter, before Paul gave orders to charge him.
Reportedly an inquiry is under way by the Chairman of school and senior officers are likely to arrive for further probe into the matter.
Against this background, the prosecution ought to conduct a thorough probe into the incident in which its four members were also involved.
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Owen points to a spike in the amount of methane detected by the instruments, after the probe had landed.
Information from the Galileo space probe about Jupiter's atmosphere has left theorists baffled.
The tiny probe is carrying six instruments to help it analyse the atmospheric make-up, take pictures and test surface samples.
In 2004 a probe from the Cassini spacecraft will be dropped into Titan's chilly clouds for the first close-up glimpse of this oddball moon.
The probe was set to lift off this afternoon from Cape Canaveral, Florida, aboard an Atlas V launch vehicle.
The range and endurance time are also extended by in-flight refuelling, using a probe and drogue inflight refuelling system.
The air refueling system consists of a probe and drogue airborne refueling system.
The 767 aircraft can be modified to accommodate refuelling wingpods and a centreline hose for probe and drogue refuelling.
The aircraft can be equipped with an optional probe for probe and drogue refuelling, so the range can be extended by in-flight refuelling.
These are capable of refuelling Navy and NATO aircraft, which use a probe and drogue system instead of a boom and receptacle.
Modifications to the aircraft structure have been incorporated to allow the installation of a fixed detachable probe for in-flight refuelling.
In the inoperative position, the refuelling probe is retracted into the nose of the fuselage in front of the pilot's cabin.
Through optical spectroscopy, researchers can probe the trapped particle's size, shape, refractive index and chemical composition.
Leaning over the groaning teen, Vincent's nimble fingers began to probe the wound as he yelled out instructions.
Rock Wrens use their long bills to probe into narrow crevices and find prey.
Hairy Woodpeckers forage primarily on the trunks or main limbs of trees, where they probe into crevices and scale off bark searching for prey.
The surgeon will then view and probe the joint, looking directly through the scope or at pictures it sends to a video monitor.
To assess for undermined and tunneled areas, use a moistened cotton-tipped applicator to probe the wound periphery.
A nursing home is at the centre of a police and social services probe into the death of a former resident.
In this context, I support the hard effort that the House special committee has been making to probe into a number of cases.
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The three men, who have not been named, were arrested and bailed as part of a police probe into proxy voting at last year's local elections.
The huge scam has led to a task team being set up to fully examine government purchasing and to probe the extent of the financial loss.
His eyes seemed to probe into her soul, finding stones and overturning them to find secrets she had been hiding for a long, long time.
I could feel his mind trying to probe into my thoughts, to see what I was thinking.
But at some point, I'm going to have to probe into your personal life so that I can make an effective assessment.
As substantive policy issues become more difficult to explore, journalists are more likely to probe such information.
These three findings have affected me as a researcher by pressing me to probe into social behavior.
I was tempted to ask him where he had been but what right did I have to probe into his life?
His main task is to get the delayed launch of a deep space probe back on track.
The probe was rinsed with sterile normal saline between measurements of each raft.
Summer is the time for whingeing, so at the start of a new year let's change the tone and really give NASA something to probe!
His book will interest anyone who wishes to probe beneath the surface of national identity.
In this article, we explore the ability of CARS microscopy to probe axonal myelin in live spinal cord white matter isolated from guinea pigs.
During recognition, the probe accesses the traces of all studied items in parallel.
Yuri was standing by a small, remote controlled platform on tank tracks which supported a probe that resembled Sputnik.
On Lag 0 Ignored Repetition trials, the probe target was reassigned the word that appeared as the distractor in the second prime display.
This device was originally used to map surfaces at the atomic level by using a single atom held at the tip of a probe.
The TV view, captured from a live transmission, of the robot probe entering a small air shaft in the Queen's chamber.
The bench of Supreme Court headed by Justice A.H.Ahmadi ordered a C.B.I. probe into the incident.
A New Caledonian crow in captivity learned how to bend a piece of straight wire into a hook to probe for food.
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When the cure was complete, the probe was raised to lift the entire cell wall above the water level.
The recesses and interior areas of an object may be viewed using video microscopy, employing an optical fibre and camera probe.
This modulation can be monitored by the diffraction efficiency of a probe beam.
Researchers analysed data obtained by the Galileo space probe on January 3, when Europa's magnetic field was measured by a magnetometer.
All sections were coded to prevent identification of the probe type or setting used.
Is it not a bit late in the day to talk of probe considering that the contracts were signed several years ago?
An on-board microphone also recorded the sounds of Titan as the probe descended and landed on the moon.
The Huygens probe has travelled 789 million miles to the Saturnian system tethered to the Cassini spacecraft.
The ultrasound probe is used mainly for head scanning of newborn babies and young children.
These devices generally accommodate objects within a limited workspace and collect data via a mechanical touch probe.
After one more probe, accompanied by 4,000 rounds of shellfire, it came on the evening of the 28th.
The energy signature belonged to an alien probe that had detected the warp emissions from the warp drive tests.
On December 14, he dismissed calls to probe all US government air traffic movements through Britain.
The Nature study sets the stage for two new projects beginning this summer that will attempt to probe characteristics of hurricanes.
The probe took lawmen to the eastern United States to determine whether the inheritance, in fact, existed.
The fiber probe documented a fourfold increase in tumor fluorescence in animals that received the targeted dendrimer.
It's as painful and traumatic as having a metal probe stuck under your fingernail to pull if off.
The probe began life as a sketch drawn on the back of an envelope during a night at the pub.
However, gel-independent backscatter would be the same for all positions of the probe relative to the gel.
The probe prepared as described above can be used to assay test samples for conspecificity as follows.
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It carries seven scientific instruments which it will use to probe the mysterious planet.
The formation of reactive oxygen intermediates was monitored with a fluorescence probe allowing continuous measurements.
This will enable astronomers to probe the gaseous component of the early Universe to study the first stars, galaxies, and quasars.
This propulsion concept could be used as the engine for an interstellar probe.
The probe had to look into a plethora of truths, half-truths, hearsay, gossip and rumours, the minister said.
Neither had been unduly concerned about the initial probe into foreign exchange dealings at the bank.
That kind of interaction helps probe the structure of objects between the source of starlight and observers on Earth.
The only modification that applied to me was leaving the RAST probe in the down position during the evolutions.
We can provide rough sketches of how he looks, and probe for unique identifiers.
On Galileo, we did our probe insertion and our orbit insertion all within a 4-hour period.
Thrips probe plant, fungus, and animal tissues with the slender mouthparts, and suck out fluid contents.
Water-soluble polymers are widely used to probe ion channel structures in their functional states.
To further probe for a biological basis of handedness, the researchers examined handedness among pairs of chimp siblings.
Xrays, thanks to their short wavelengths, can probe the shapes of proteins and biomolecules.
Later on, great reflecting telescopes were used to probe the mysteries of the Universe.
It was nine feet long, almost a ton in weight and crammed with hi-tech equipment used to probe the ocean floor.
Use of an internal probe did not completely eliminate false positives or false negatives.
Rosetta is the first probe ever designed to enter orbit around a comet's nucleus and release a lander onto its surface.
The present study focuses on how a surprising event intervening between prime and probe can affect negative priming.
This decrease could be due either to self-quenching of the probe within the monolayer, or to repartitioning of the probe into the disks.
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A probe, with a plutonium core, could be sent there to land on and melt through thin ice into the depths below.
As a test, check soil moisture just before the system is due to come on by using a soil probe or digging down 3 to 6 inches with a trowel.
The probe was also used to help train flight controllers how to acquire radio signals from space.
Although some villains were rejected, the M.E.N. probe found many were given the go-ahead despite divulging a string of convictions.
This incident took place at the same time the FBI was conducting a top secret probe into whether there was a mole operating in the bureau.
Environmental health chiefs who launched a probe after a York woman discovered a piece of glass in a tub of ice-cream have drawn a blank.
The probe had been due to search for signs of past or present life on Mars using cutting edge technology.
Atomic force microscopy and optical traps are used to probe cellular and subcellular forces, such as those of kinesin motors.
On Christmas day, Cassini will jettison the Huygens probe, severing the electronic umbilical link.
The Huygens probe, built and managed by the European Space Agency, is bolted to Cassini and fed electrical power through an umbilical cable.
Active ground-based remote sensing uses pulsed electromagnetic radiation sources such as lasers and radars to probe atmospheric structure.
Trails probe the cool inner sanctums of 18 sandstone-walled canyons, where you'll find steep gorges and waterfalls plunging from cliffs.
Officials are to investigate why a second back-up radio channel failed to transmit some of the data back from the probe.
Sixteen people including three jockeys and a trainer were arrested today in a probe into alleged fixing of horse races.
Ever since it gave the probe into what went wrong to two independent executives, the network has gone silent on the subject.
A single lesion involving a tracheotomy stoma was treated with the direct application of the probe without using the bronchoscope.
Following an internal probe, 12 members of staff were sacked for flagrant breaches of hygiene rules.
If life does exist on the Saturnian moon, the evidence might have been recorded by the Huygens probe when it landed on Titan on 14 January.
Two different measures of similarity between permutations were used to evaluate the probe orderings generated from simulated data.
He inserted a probe into the flue pipe and said the meter went off the scale.
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I could only probe the top two feet of soil in dryland soybean and corn stubble fields that have not been tilled.
Each volume projection shows DNA in blue and a probe to the second chromosome centromeric heterochromatin in red.
The third leg was removed with a fine probe, mounted on a microscope slide, and examined with phase microscopy.
With a slingshot gravity assist from Jupiter, the probe could get to our littlest, strangest planet in 15 years.
Intensity around the circular membrane varies only if the probe is oriented relative to the membrane.
The amplified pulses were divided by a beam splitter to generate pump and probe pulses.
Scores for the prime and each group of probe conditions were submitted to separate repeated-measures analyses of variance.
Stout beardfish are associated with soft-bottom habitats, where they use their chin barbels to probe the sediments for food.
The semipermeable membrane at the probe tip allows exchange of soluble molecules between the probe and the surrounding tissue.
The couch was inviting, but the table in front was devoid of his charts and probe data sheets.
Bark thickness and stem diameter were recorded each time a probe was installed or removed.
The most painful experience of my life bar none was as a result of a checklist probe, a cystoscopy.
He pledged to probe into any unfair treatment Hongkongers might receive abroad or on the mainland.
What distinguished many of the Young British Artists was their reluctance to probe beyond the surface of appearance.
He challenged calls from the opposition parties for a commission of inquiry to be instituted to probe his wife's appointment.
This measures the responses the cochlea makes to sounds produced by a probe placed in the outer ear.
Often, as they peck and probe in the depths, they allow birders to approach closely enough to see their identifying features.
Polarization images probe linear birefringence and can only achieve contrast by having orthogonal polarizers for excitation and collection.
A Marine Department probe failed to reach a firm conclusion on the reasons for the incident.
Sicklebills have evolved a long, curved beak used to probe for insects in thick moss and tree bark.
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Branches and twigs were also used by the monkeys to probe tree holes and rock crevices for insects, honey, or water.
In contrast to an undiluted probe surface, the hybridization signals exhibited a tendency of monotonic decrease with increasing ionic strength.
Options include live spindle with C axis, part and tool probe systems, and a range of manual or hydraulic chucks and automatic chuck changers.
A phonographic record attached to the probe contains images, natural sounds and music from Earth.
After 147 minutes, scientists detected a 20Hz shift in the frequency of the carrier signal, indicating, perhaps, that the probe had landed.
The 3D images of pack ice near the Martian equator have been taken by the High Resolution Stereo Camera on board the Mars Express probe.
Should one be surprised by the latest police probe against some of it's own officers for failing to eject an MP from the House last Friday?
Unattended nest temperature was recorded every 30 s by an unshaded probe held just above the ground.
He was anaesthetised and an endotracheal tube inserted, along with an internal stethoscope and temperature probe.
There was little to enthuse about in the early stages of the second period as Villa continued to probe more in hope than with any conviction.
In the two groups of conditions with no distractors in the probe displays, there were no significant differences in accuracy.
According to a probe into the dealers, as much as 10 tonnes of African bushmeat may be arriving in London each day.
After the probe was added to the lipid it was equilibrated for I h above the phase transition temperature.
The film follows the documentary filmmaker on her quest to probe the very soul of the modern politician.
Water entered the probe through the perforations and was pumped into a 500 ml polycarbonate Erlenmeyer flask.
The University of Southampton used mass spectrometry to probe samples for plutonium, radium and caesium.
I sent out my 5 pods, each containing a satellite and a probe for surface exploration.
The first step is to cannulate each canaliculus using a lacrimal duct probe.
Voyager 1 made headlines around the world last year when mission scientists announced that the probe had apparently left the heliosphere.
Each probe can be moved in two directions, axis and angle, by stepper motors through a remote-control system.
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Further experiments with small duplex oligos are planned to probe this issue.
The descent profile provides the important link between measurements made by instruments on the Huygens probe and the Cassini orbiter.
I aimed to probe the effects of length on the musical pitch of organ pipes.
What functional characteristics or properties might such a technique probe?
Scientists hit pay dirt on Mars as a small probe detects large amounts of what could be ice just below the surface.
Faradaic current of the order of a sub-picoampere was detected during nano-oxidation using a carbon nanotube probe.
The arm sequences flanking either side of the probe are complementary to each other but are unrelated to the target sequence.
Specific genes are then identified and quantified by hybridization to a labelled DNA probe of a complementary sequence.
The effects of Callisto's gravity will set up the space probe for a swing over both polar regions of the intensely volcanic moon Io in August and October.
This slingshot trajectory requires the probe to be launched precisely when the planets are in an exact alignment, which if missed would not occur for another 600 years.
An Indonesian investigative mission has completed a probe into the September 1999 killing of a Dutch journalist in East Timor, the mission chief said Friday.
The probe will hit the coldest layer of the atmosphere, the tropopause, at about 28 miles, where expected temperatures hover around minus 390 degrees Fahrenheit.
It was a very sophisticated space probe, it had everything on it, penetrators, balloons, orbiting things, you know, it was just the whole shooting match.
The probe was prompted by an exclusive story published in yesterday's Guardian, which told of the alleged encounters and also of a plea by the girl's mother for justice.
A federal probe into the matter has been going on since October.
Now head of her own advocacy organization, StudentsFirst, Rhee says she welcomes the probe.
Because DPS uses a fiber-optic probe that is guided through the working channel of a bronchoscope, the technique is limited to lesions of the proximal bronchial tree.
Yes, that's right, you can stick the probe in the meat, set the thing to beep you when it hits the right temperature, and toddle off to the deck with a Tom Collins.
Widening the probe would expand that circle to hundreds and take months.
He claimed South African mercenaries were training rebels in Kindu to use the smuggled weapons, and demanded an international probe into the matter.
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Now, alongside possible impeachment, Hall may face criminal charges as a result of his probe.
Water being one of the prerequisites for life, these efforts are part of a larger astrobiological NASA mission to probe the origin and distribution of life in the universe.
Setting the time delay between the pump and the probe was achieved by varying the distance traversed by the probe beam with a motorized mechanical stage.
A sonographic probe is inserted through a port in the bronchoscope and can demonstrate the relationship of the bronchoscope to the adjacent enlarged lymph nodes.
When backscatter is isotropic in the studied plane, the ratio of intensities of backscatter at any pair of angular positions of the detection axis of the probe will be unity.
They argued that the police probe into the suicide of the suspect, a former diving expert and wrestler without any criminal record, was not convincing.
When the machine was wheeled in, I pulled the window shades closed and applied the ultrasound probe to his chest.
You can physicalize your desire to probe and to confront and not allow someone to wriggle out of things.
After that, he may probe other, bigger cases which siphoned off trillions in state funds, with most of the money since having been stashed abroad by the corrupters.
In these cases it is possible to probe the interior of a vessel by injecting currents and then measuring the voltages at its walls with electrodes.
The aim of the inquiry is not to probe the real intentions of the parties, but to ascertain the contextual meaning of the relevant contractual language.
The ratios of branch lengths provided a starting point to further probe the evolutionary dynamics at Chs and Adh by testing for correlations between the ij matrices.
Fingers and blades probe into his belly, cutting, pulling, carelessly.
Electrons at the probe tip are excited and interact with the vibrational atoms of the sample to produce a spectrum identifying the chemical composition of the material.
The seven science instruments on the piano-sized probe would shed light on the bodies' surface properties, geology, interior makeup and atmospheres.
He says he has not discussed the issue of protecting any company or individual from the Joint Investigating Team's probe into the arms deal with anyone.
The introduction of the electron probe and the ability to date individual grains has increased the chances of identifying source rocks of sediments.
Almost hesitantly, hands settled on either side of his thigh, then the hands squeezed tight and he let his own hands fall away, feeling something probe the wound.
During a five-month study the piano-size probe will map and measure Pluto's geology and landform origins, as well as its surface compositions and temperatures.
An amplifier probe hybridizes to a preamplifier forming a branched DNA complex and generating enough signal sites to be detected directly after labeling.
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The growing ability of researchers to synthesize nanomaterials opens up the possibility of using synthetic molecules such as biosensors to probe cellular function.
The unique properties of this chromophore provide a powerful tool to learn about these biopolymers without introducing the perturbation of an external probe.
The electric and magnetic fields the probe measured built up a more detailed picture of the magnetopause, including the flow of electrons in the diffusion region.
Meanwhile, says brunet, the police are launching a massive criminal probe into the explosion.
Liquid helium will boil off constantly through a special porous plug in the dewar to maintain the science probe at its required temperature for up to 18 months.
It will be the first European probe using electric propulsion.
In contrast, the monopolar device uses a thermocouple imbedded in its tip to control the surface temperature of the probe by modulating the power delivery.
Enzyme immunoassays for detecting chlamydial antigen and direct nucleic acid probe assays are the most widely used tests and can evaluate large numbers of samples.
Freud searched constantly for the underlying causes of mental disorders, and he developed techniques such as free association and the study of dreams to probe the unconscious.
Root segments fixed to the probe were bathed in aerated nutrient solution which circulated along the roots to avoid problems with external unstirred layers.
I immediately saw a slender man wearing a bucket hat walking from the tee up to the fairway with a soil probe in one hand and a radio in the other.
Earthlings, we can celebrate the accomplishment of landing a probe on a new world.
The probe centres on the 3,500 partnerships and other affiliates created by the company to hide debt, inflate profits, push up share values and enrich top executives.
We have also demonstrated a new application of these tethered membrane nanotubules, namely as biosensors to probe the real time dynamics of DNA self-assembly.
Stripped of unessential gear and backup systems, it cannot send out a rover to explore the local terrain but must instead rely on a single robotic arm to probe the site.
A prototypic nanoclinic first synthesized at the Institute consisted of a magnetic iron oxide core, a two-photon optical probe, and a silica shell.
For instance, the detection of the slow ejection kinetics may be impeded by the photobleaching effect and the possible diffusion of the probe through the permeable capsids.
This step was completed by switching the arthroscope to the anterior cannula while maintaining the thermal probe in the accessory posterior portal.
In a similar way, Botha's use of materials coupled with a technical and formal capability allow him to probe and scrutinize issues inaccessible to those with less ability.
The helicopter can be equipped with a probe for air-to-air refuelling.
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Probe pulses at center wavelengths across the visible spectrum were obtained by placing interference filters with a 10 nm bandpass in the probe beam before the sample.
A high impedance probe for the spectrum analyzer is essential.
The probe is preferably immobilized in an array or on sortable beads.
There may have been feelings too painful to probe, feelings for which he overcompensated by an excess of not entirely convincing sardonic mockery.
We have got to probe her intellectual ability to deal with these issues.
Then finally, the probe had to be released at the right moment and on the right course to land at that spot.
Researchers in the United Kingdom have used the probe to monitor patients during hip replacement and cardiac surgical procedures, according to the release.
For this purpose, we employ complementarily the techniques of molecular modeling based on a continuum solvent model and an experimental approach to probe for the HA stability.
Moreover, the party has formed a special task force to probe the matter.
The electric field oscillations of the same 5-fs laser pulse are then used to probe the time structure of electron emission accompanying the impulsive x-ray excitation.
The result is that the ability of present-day electron and ion microscopes and microanalyzers to probe matter directly on the atomic scale is greatly limited.
At an emotional press conference, the Huygens mission team announced that their probe has started to send experimental data back from the surface of Saturnian moon, Titan.
In that mission, Philae follows the Deep Impact probe, which did not include a lander.
A needle probe is placed into one of several locations such as the tongue.
From Mae West to Charlie Chaplin to Mata Hari, she leaves no performer unturned in this exhaustive, accessible-yet-scholarly probe into the unique and sexy Burlesque universe.
However, the probe stayed in contact with the Rosetta orbiter and has already sent back some photos.
He was in the Alma tunnel immediately after the crash and spearheaded the 2-year French probe into the crash.
Once the aircraft probe engages the basket, the pod is supposed to take up any slack in the refueling hose, keeping the hose taught between the two aircraft.
There are non-trivial difficulties with probe design and manufacture, of course, but this is still the coolest thing I've read in Science News in a long time.
The helicopter is fitted with a forward extendable in-flight refuelling probe and it can also hoist hose refuel from a surface ship whilst in hover mode.

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