Sentences with phrase «assembled in»

While the first global temperature records from satellites were assembled in the

The ciliary inner dynein arm, I1 dynein, is assembled in the cytoplasm and transported by IFT before axonemal docking.

The Vilnius patent covers methods of modifying DNA using a recombinant CRISPR - Cas9 complex assembled in vitro and is complementary to the exclusive license that Caribou already has from the University of California and the University of Vienna to the foundational CRISPR - Cas9 intellectual property.

Trump has threatened to impose tariffs on cars assembled in Mexico, which has already prompted Ford to abandon plans for a new factory in San Luis Potosí.

While the scientific payload is being assembled in Switzerland, work in Spain has focused on preparing the spacecraft platform that will carry the payload and provide power, propulsion, communications, and thermal control.

Easily prefabricated, fire resistant, and far lighter than steel, bamboo - based structures could be assembled in three weeks and last 50 years.

Lead author Dr Oliver Fenwick from QMUL's School of Engineering and Materials Science, said: «We've shown that silver atoms can be assembled in the porous framework of minerals known as zeolites with a level of control not reported previously.

It shall be the duty of this committee to formulate such resolutions as may be submitted for the consideration of the Division when assembled in general business sessions.

The components were assembled in mid-October and lowered into the magnet bore (lower right) to begin the detector's commissioning phase.

The complete system was assembled in 1989, but only after three years of fine tuning did it achieve the reductions in emissions shown in this year's tests.

The eCAPs can be assembled in a laboratory setting from the amino acids arginine and tryptophan and manufactured to the shortest effective length, giving the resulting antibiotic treatment maximum potency while reducing costs.

The plan calls for using a deployment booster assembled in low Earth orbit to carry two spools of 5 - to 10 - inch - wide pilot ribbon into geosynchronous orbit, 22,000 miles above the equator.

The parts were assembled in Italy, and the software was installed in France.

A deployment booster, carried aloft in pieces by a vehicle such as the space shuttle and assembled in low Earth orbit, will unfurl two thin strips of ribbon stretching from Earth to deep space.

The batteries are imprinted with the Dell company name and either «Made in Japan», «Made in China», or «Battery Cell Made in Japan Assembled in China».

Melanosomes are intracellular pigment granules assembled in the cytoplasm of melanocytes.

But the dominant theory nowadays is that primitive microorganisms first assembled in hot, chemical - rich water at hydrothermal vents at the bottom of the ocean.

Molly, a few interns, and I assembled in the corridor.

The set of tiles which has been devised by Charles Radin of the University of Texas at Austin can only be assembled in a highly complex way (Annals of Mathematics, vol 109, p 661).

To Albrecht - Schmitt's surprise, a plutonium - organic hybrid compound that his team assembled in the lab behaved much like compounds made with lighter elements.

GPS assimilates and generates an enormous amount of information, and, as we have learned all too well in the last few decades, even the most innocuous information can be assembled in ways that make it potent and potentially dangerous.

This effort involves first generating lots of tiny, overlapping bits of DNA that must be assembled in the right order after their nucleotide sequences are determined.

This leads naturally to the thought that this adaptation had to be assembled in that particular way, following exactly that sequence of mutations.

A high - tech microscope, assembled in a living room (above), revealed molecules (red, inset) nanometers apart inside a cell's mitochondria.

The 5 - meter - long cylindrical titanium probe that will travel down the hole on the end of a tether, taking samples at different depths in the lake, was assembled in a clean room in Southampton, UK, and will be unwrapped from its sterilized bag only once it sits in the clean borehole.

The VirtuSphere, in contrast, can be taken to the front lines or onboard ships and assembled in a few hours.

«With this work, we have shown that DNA nanostructures can be assembled in a water - free solvent, and that we can mix water with the same solvent to speed up the assembly.

One of the new techniques, described online in Science this week (www.sciencemag.org/cgi/content/abstract/1127344) by physicists Eric Betzig, Harald Hess, and colleagues, began with a device assembled in Hess's living room while both he and Betzig were unemployed.

We can also take the structures that were assembled in this solvent mixed with water - remove the water by applying vacuum — and have the DNA structures remain intact in the water - free solvent.»

This is how nature does it, says Endy, but the dogma had been that all parts should be clearly separated and assembled in a more modular way, which was the principle used to set up the BioBricks registry, an existing library of parts, in 2003.

> The vehicle that would take Europeans to Mars would be assembled in low Earth orbit over two to six years and would require 29 rocket launches lifting 1,700 tons of material and equipment.

After receiving the acclamation of the gods assembled in the Mut temple, the newly crowned pharaoh would have stepped outside to greet his subjects.

By using several sequencing technologies, Genoscope (CEA) coordinated the mapping of the DNA sequence for the coffee tree, assembled in large fragments able to be used in various types of analysis.

The method was tested on 26 individuals in groups assembled in Pittsburgh, PA and Santa Monica, CA.

Researchers expect to have a draft sequence assembled in 3 to 4 years.

In phase two, the rest of the dishes will be assembled in South Africa, along with mid-frequency aperture arrays.

If we can work out the weight of the bits associated with a piece of information when it is assembled in a computer's memory, we are halfway to figuring out the weight of the Internet.

The electron microscopy provided a crucial piece of the larger puzzle assembled in concert with Berkeley Lab materials scientists and soft x-ray spectroscopy experiments conducted at SLAC's Stanford Synchrotron Radiation Lightsource (SSRL).

Scott felt a bit flustered as he was introduced to the small group assembled in the larger conference room at ABC.

By 9 p.m., hundreds of medical and graduate students had assembled in the hospital lobby.

Poliovirus, the 1918 flu virus, and now this previously extinct retrovirus have all recently been assembled in the laboratory.

These diverse projects share a basic principle: they all rely on the synthesis or manipulation of chunks of DNA much larger than those assembled in old - fashioned genetic engineering.

These cross-oriented edge combinations are assembled in various ways to allow us to detect various visual shapes.

Does the whole thing come assembled in one piece?

The robot was designed and assembled in a couple of days by one of Gomez - Marquez's students.

Instead of constructing and testing such a giant observatory on the ground, Dressler speculates, it might make more sense to launch HDST in modular pieces to be assembled in space by astronauts or robots.

A community educational task force assembled in 2012 to foster student achievement has released its «2014 Albany Promise Report Card.»

When rural Democratic leaders assembled in Niagara Falls this month for a straw poll, Mr. Cuomo's allies also sought to blunt the momentum of Eric R. Dinallo, the former state insurance superintendent, by asking party officials to consider switching their votes to other candidates.

State and city officials assembled in Forest Hills last Thursday to tout legislation designed to save senior centers across the city, but there's a $ 25 million catch.

The group assembled in the conference room of Mt. Vernon based ProSpec LLC, a leading supplier of tile, terrazzo - stone, wood flooring and other construction materials to mega-developers throughout the northeastern seaboard.