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Finally, another recent study showed that a pool of chromosomal passenger complex (CPC)-regulated and membrane-bound centralspindlin can activate RhoA at the ingression site via oligomerization (Basant et al.

Central spindle self-organization and cytokinesis in artificially activated sea urchin eggs

Furthermore, any systematic ingression of the political means in the market order leads to moral hazard.

A note on de-homogenizing economic and political integration from a praxeological perspective

And third, materiality involves processes of concrescence that are infected with moments of real creativity, or in Whitehead's terms, an ingression of subjectivity.

From things to events: whitehead and the materiality of process

6), a painting that produces an almost stereoscopic ingression of human beings standing in front of you, with an additional sense of their physical mass.

Paintings in their places: David Dawson's photographs of the art Lucian Freud collected and kept in his Kensington home are an intimate record of a private museum that only a few were allowed to see in the painter's lifetime

Additionally all cement plaster, currently causing serious damage due to the ingression of humidity and salinity, has to be removed up to a certain height.

Conservation and rehabilitation of the Old Palace of Doha

With materialistic monism finding expression in evolutionism, the mental attributes came to be explained as "sports" that had been "thrown up in the mechanics of organic mutation" (PL, 53), and thus not as being produced in the manner of "an abrupt ingression of an ontologically foreign principle" (PL, 57).

Hans Jonas's noble 'heuristics of fear': neither the good lie nor the terrible truth

Hermetic connectors help protect enclosures against moisture and condensation ingression because they can be welded or soldered to a panel or bulkhead.

Q: What's a "must-have for harsh environment equipment protection?

The sealed electrical control circuit reduces dust ingression and improves reliability and the new panels and external fuse bank ensures reduced Mean Time to Repair (MTTR).

Arc is launched: metallisation has launched the ARC 170 System. Finishing investigates

He said the far-reaching costs of metal theft at properties include additional labor costs to repair collateral damage; water damage stemming from stolen copper pipes; increased costs to ensure the damaged building and its services comply with updated regulations, which might not have applied during initial construction or installation; and lead removal from a property's exterior, possibly causing water ingression or triggering the need for regular and comprehensive inspections.

Real estate managers plagued by copper theft at their properties search for solutions to costly damage that ensues from crime

As these women continued to enter the public sphere and defy traditional gender expectations, society began conceptualizing an even more rigid form of femininity that promoted traits that firmly placed women in the domestic sphere and men in the public to combat women's ingression into the public space (Rotundo 1993, 255).

The campus sweetheart: an idealized, gendered image on college campuses in the early to mid-twentieth century

The ingression into prison usually consists of a difficult and traumatic situation for those who are deprived of their freedom.

Educacion social en prisiones. Planteamientos iniciales y politicas encaminadas hacia la reinsercion desde la perspectiva de genero

This last feature, in defiance of the law of heat naturally going up, is designed to prevent dust ingression and its blocking of heat emission.