... when tin mining experienced significant change It discusses first the role ofthe Malay elites andthe Chinese Discussion then shifts to the role ofthe European/British tin mining interests, in ... locals, Chinese and increasingly, foreigners indicates the multi-faceted aspect of Pattani s economy and society The general economic scenario inthe FMS and SS also had an impact on Pattani s economy ... banking, insurance and related financial services, operated by fellow kinsmen and associates on both sides ofthe border spurred the growth and success of mining and other businesses operated by...
... allocation It includes a paged virtual address space and protected access to system resources such as processors and communication capabilities The thread is the basic unit of computation It is a lightweight ... that task 3.2 Inter-Process Communication Inter-process communication (IPC) in Mach is defined in terms of ports and messages These constructs provide for location independence, security and data ... accommodate large numbers of communicating processors, they add the characteristic NUMA remote memory access delay The difficulties in keeping cache contents consistent through such switches...
... activities influences the course of a lesson and its success The more different the activities the teacher uses inthe lessons, the bigger their motivation is In fact, students’ motivation increases ... during years of teaching English Design ofstudy This study consists of parts: Part A: Introduction which presents the rationale, the aims, scope, the method and design ofthestudyThe research ... classes The cooperation ofthe students, the hardship ofthe students andthelanguage proficiency ofthe students are main factors affecting the success of pair work and group work The other factors...
... in composition Some are enclosed or semi-enclosed, such as the Mediterranean and Black Seas; some are oceanic, such as West and East Africa; some are based on island groupings, such as the Caribbean ... arrangements help accommodate the special needs and varying circumstances of a range of seas with diverse oceanographic and ecological characteristics within a global international law ofthe sea Much the ... refers to the ‘protection ofthe Antarctic environment and dependent and associated ecosystems andthe intrinsic value of Antarctica’ as ‘fundamental considerations inthe planning and conduct of...
... 150) Saying undoes the dissimulation ofthe said, gives sign of itself yet remains clothed inthelanguageofthe said Is not prophecy as this questioning mode of unsaying, Levinas asks, the ‘blinking ... manifest the subject–object structure oflanguage (ob 46) If the said betrays the saying in this act of translation, Levinas hastens to assure us that the said in absorbing the Saying does not become ... exhibits itself inthe structure of predicative propositions that express the meaning of being and that at the same time retain the inscription ofthe trace In analysing the said, Levinas brings to...
... wanted to see the great actors and actresses as Shylock and Portia , the actors andthe actresses have wanted to show their skills in these demanding parts The depiction ofthe profound , complex ... comfort and support and often act as the springboard for change in character 's understanding of themselves Shakespeare often shows very warm and fast friendships in his plays 24 Rosalind and Celia, ... casket andthe prince of Arragon has chosen the silver one , thus , they failed the test and left Shylock seems distressed almost to madness by the loss at the same time of his daughter, a considerable...
... in light ofthe discovery of CPT 1c CPT1a is localized mainly in astrocytes and is upregulated in reactive astrocytes CPT 1c is expressed in neurons so CPT 1c and CPT1a largely not localize to the ... of glycolysis catalyzed by phosphofructokinase, which is used by glucose, but not fructose This rapidly activates AMPK rather than inhibiting AMPK as glucose does Therefore, fructose and glucose ... neuronspeci c acyltransferase CPT 1c [47] As stated previously, the brain is not a major user of long-chain fatty acids making a brain-speci c isoform intriguing CPT 1c was identified and cloned from in silico...
... mammalian cells The investigation of osmosensing processes and structures in mammalian cells considers, among others, macromolecular crowding, stretch-activated ion channels, cholesterol-enriched microdomains ... integrin-dependent cell volume sensing and signaling integrates into the overall context of insulin signaling Similarly, sensing of glutamine-induced hepatocyte swelling by integrins feeds into Src-dependent ... Osmosensing and signaling in mammalian cell function F Schliess et al [7] On the other hand, hyperosmotic shrinkage prevents insulin-induced hepatocyte swelling and proteolysis inhibition, indicating...
... were associated inthe minds ofthe Egyptians as the protecting deities of Abydos The worship of these gods as the chief Southern deities ofthe dead, andthe preeminence ofthe necropolis of Abydos ... Peuples de l'Orient Classique, and includes short descriptions ofthe excavations from which these results have been obtained It is in no sense a connected and continuous history of these countries, ... that as an assistance to the reading of these early texts the scribes compiled lists of archaic signs Sometimes opposite each archaic character they drew a picture ofthe object from which they...
... patients have complaints of getting lost in familiar surroundings, the physician can assess visuoconstruction or the ability to copy and produce figures on demand, such as a cross, square, and cube ... Neuropsychological Testing A neuropsychological evaluation consists of administering a battery of standardized tests to assess cognition Test result interpretation is based on comparing the Clinical ... changes, including agitation, aggression, and psychosis, often emerge as the disease progresses Depressed mood often occurs with AD Brain autopsies of persons with AD indicate an accumulation of the...
... is shown in Fig Excess calorie intake induces expression of RMI1 and E2Fs in adipocytes, and these changes in expression are expected to increase a positive interaction between the molecules The ... induces expression of RMI1 and E2Fs in adipocytes, and causes a positive interaction between the molecules Increased expression of RMI1 and E2Fs regulates the cell cycle, leading to adipocyte ... with glucose, as seen with RMI1, and siRNA knockdown of these genes suppressed RMI1 expression In addition, computer analysis has shown evidence of E2F response element consensus sites inthe RMI1...
... multimeric enzyme form In Saccharomyces cerevisiae, the class I activity was detected only in in-gel assays, the class II activity of RNH(35) only in liquid assays, whereas the class II activity of ... cells Clones expressing high levels of RNase H2 RNA were assayed in vitro andin vivo Thein vitro RNase H assay, using whole cell extracts ofthe transfectants, shows that the expressed RNase ... [38,40] The perinuclear and vesicular cytoplasmic staining resulted from accumulation of ODN inthe endosomes and lysosomes [37,41] The bright nuclear ODN foci are the so-called PS-bodies, associated...
... TAGGTAGTCGATTAGCCAGTGG fadD26K ACAACATATGCCGGTGACCGACCGTT fadD26L ACAAAAGCTTCATACGGCTACGTCCAGCC fadD29A GCTCTAGAGTTTAAACCGCGCTCGGGGTACCTGG fadD29B GCGCGGCCGCGTTTAAACCGATCGCGCAGCGCATC fadD2 9C TCGCGACGACGTGGAAGAGGC ... (1998) An acyl-CoA synthase (acoas) gene adjacent to the mycocerosic acid synthase (mas) locus is necessary for mycocerosyl lipid synthesis in Mycobacterium tuberculosis var bovis BCG J Biol Chem 273, ... Mycocerosic acids OCH3 O 3–5 15–17 Fig Schematic representation ofthe roles ofthe FadD proteins encoded by the DIM + PGL locus inthe biosynthesis of DIMs and related compounds in Mycobacterium...
... discusses the use of science and technology to study aspects ofthe preservation of cultural heritage taken in its broadest sense: works of art, museum collections, books, manuscripts, drawings, ... Integrated Infrastructures Initiative, which includes Networking Activities, Joint Research Activities and Transnational Access to scientific instrumentation The ACCESS activity consists in two different ... then proceeds to discuss the application of these techniques for thestudyof objects of cultural heritage significance Professor Tim Wess is responsible for Chapters andof this volume, which...
... diagnosis, but also inthe physical effects of dementia andthe use and costs of health services Disparities in Access to Care Access to health care, according to the Institute of Medicine, is the ... about the causes ofthe disease; (2) disparities in screening to validate the existence ofthe disease; (3) disparities in timing of diagnosis ofthe disease; and (4) disparities in access to care ... disparities in screening to validate the existence ofthe disease; (3) disparities in timing of diagnosis ofthe disease; and (4) disparities in access to care to treat the disease Although each of these...
... characteristics Section describes the estimation strategy Sections 5, 6, and discuss the program s effect on health, school participation, and test scores, respectively Section examines the cost-effectiveness ... mechanisms in Section 7.1, and then present the test score results in 7.2 7.1 Mechanisms Linking Deworming and Test Score Performance Deworming could potentially increase test scores by increasing ... protein-energy malnutrition, abdominal pain, and listlessness Schistosomiasis can also have more severe consequences, for instance, causing enlargement ofthe liver and spleen Low-cost single-dose...
... BBS) strains Selection for the first recombination event was based on kanamycin resistance The selection for the second recombination was based on the sacB positive selection system In T roseopersicina ... enzyme consists of 156 amino acids (16.6 kDa) andthe transposon is inserted into Table Identity between the accessory proteins of T roseopersicina andthe corresponding proteins from other organisms ... T roseopersicina mutant strains, where the hydrogenase biosynthesis is affected specifically and/ or pleiotropically Materials and methods Bacterial strains and plasmids Strains and plasmids are...
... lexical items with their own semantics, and to assume that the semantics of each sentence in (3) is a compositional function ofthe semantics ofthe morphosyntactic category andthe semantics Of ... 1987] and [Simmons, 1993]) p = number of parameters, c = number of constraints S = size ofthe system (the sum ofthe lengths of all ofthe constraints) * May not terminate if the system is inconsistent ... on systems built by hand, not on constraint systems that occur "naturally" as part of an NL interface to a KR system Conclusions The results ofthe previous section yield Tables and as the complexity...
... Naples, there is a skill that has its connoisseurs and its esthetics exercised in any labyrinth of powers, a skill ceaselessly recreating opacities and ambiguities—spaces of darkness and trickery in ... characteristics reflects a process of social differentiation and negotiation of interests When the design ofthe artefact changes, some ofthe tensions inthe underlying social processes become concretely ... use them as empirical cases to study innovation processes, elaborating and clarifying the above discussed concepts inthe process The focus inthe following chapters will be on innovations that...
... Schools of Business (AACSB) contracted with the ACT to create an instrument capable of measuring the general business core knowledge of business students The test includes questions in each of ... these specific courses includes gaining faster membership or continuous accreditation with their accrediting agencies (i.e The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB)) In ... ofthe MFT-B is divided in three main categories that include topics in Macroeconomics, Microeconomics and International Economics The Macroeconomics topics focus on national accounts and income...