... you change the DataColumn in
the parent DataTable on which the ForeignKeyConstraint was created, then the same
change is also made in any corresponding DataRow objects in the child DataTable. ... value and apply the same
change to the child rows? The easiest way is to simply delete the rows in the child table
first, change theprimarykey value in theparent table, and recreate the rows ... change to a value in
the primarykey column oftheprimarykey table (the parent table) is also made to the
foreign key column ofthe corresponding rows ofthe foreign key table (the child table)....
... mg of folic acid. Comparison of
the pooled data of two Hungarian trials using a multivitamin containing
0.8 mg folic acid and the data ofthe Hungarian Case-Control Surveillance
of Congenital ... multivitamin supplementation during the
periconceptional period for theprimary prevention of NTD and other candidate CAs [14]. On the other
hand the large population-based dataset ofthe Hungarian ... CA groups are differentiated at the evaluation of data.
The first group of CAs includes NTDs. There was a significant reduction in the total (birth+fetal)
prevalence of these cases after the...
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VI ... R A R AAA L N I V P T S T G AA K A VAL V L PNL K G K L N G I A L R V P
R R A R AAA L N I V P T S T G AA K A VAL V L PTL K G K L N G I A L R V P
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... The Marketing Strategy ofa multinational join stock company
multinational join stock company has a certain advantage: a multinational join stock
company has always kept its prices as competitive ... stock company size and market share have been small. The
shortage of capital is main cause ofthe company’s modest size and market share. Up to
now, a multinational join stock company has had only ...
(American) and Sanyo (Japanese). These are famous brands in the world market and
Vietnamese consumers highly appreciate them. A multinational join stock company has
never had any complaint about the...
... link the senses across
dictionaries, hence Wik is only used as augmented
data for WMF to better learn the semantics of words.
All data is tokenized, POS tagged (Toutanova et al.,
2003) and lemmatized, ... this case, many senses will share the
same latent semantics profile, as long as they are in
the same topic/domain.
To solve the sparsity issue we use missing words
as negative evidence of latent ... (adjectives and adverbs) do not have
a taxonomic representation structure. For example,
the jcn similarity measure (Jiang and Conrath, 1997)
computes the sense pair similarity score based on the
information...
... Peplow, F. Yamakura and T. Matsumoto for the
analyses of iron and manganese in protein samples. We also wish to
thank H. Steinman for the gift of E. coli OX32 6A. We finally thank Mr
M. Farrugia for ... sodium salt, 50 l
M
iron(III) sulfate
and 50 l
M
manganese sulfate. Whenthe D
600
of the culture
reached a value of 0.4, IPTG was added to a final
concentration of 10 m
M
and the culture incubated ... helper phage (Stratagene). One microgram was
utilized in mutagenesis reactions together with oligonucleo-
tides ECF-Q69G d(5¢-AACAACGCAGCT
GGGCTCTG
GAACCAT), ECF -A1 41Q d(5¢-TCAACCTCTAAC
CAG
GCTACTCCGCTG)...
... glycosyl-
transferase elucidate catalysis in the alpha-amylase family. Nat.
Struct. Biol. 6, 432–436.
16. Terwisscha van Scheltinga, A. C., Armand, S., Kalk, K.H., Isogai,
A. , Henrissat, B. & Dijkstra, ... However, the mechanistic roles of several of
these residues are not described well and there is no example
of mutational analysis of all of these residues in the same
enzyme.
To obtain an insight ... 5–8). The
pK
a
of Asp140 is much lower than that of Asp142 and
Glu144 in all situations where all three residues are present
and the one proton shared by Asp140 and Asp142 appears
to remain on Asp142...
... structure of an HHMM
The models discussed here are evaluated
by applying them to natural language tasks
based on CoNLL-2004
1
and a sub-corpus
of the Lancaster Treebank
2
.
Keywords: information extraction, ... Grammar Parsing
Creation ofa parse tree involves describing lan-
guage grammar in a tree representation, where
each path ofthe tree represents a grammar rule.
Consider a sentence from the Lancaster ... 6: The graph of micro-average F -measure
against the number of training sentences during
text chunking (A: MHHMM, B: HHMM and C:
HMM)
The first finding is that the size of training data
dramatically...
... and barley a- amylases are thus also presented.
MATERIALS AND METHODS
SUMA
software: subsite mapping of amylases
This software calculates the apparent binding energies on
the basis ofthe measured ... PPA, an
a- amylase studied by us earlier. Also an attempt has been
made to use this program for subsite mapping of other
a- amylases found in the literature. Evaluations of subsite
maps of rice and ... maltooligosac-
charides [9]. The apparent binding energies were calculated according
to the data of Table 1. The arrow indicates the location of hydrolysis.
The reducing end of maltooligomers situated at the...
... Murakawa, M., Takahashi, S., Tsubuki, S.,
Kawashima, S., Sakamaki, K. & Yonehara, S. (1998) Purification,
molecular cloning, and characterization of TRP32, a novel
thioredoxin-related mammalian ... hTRXL-N may account
for the formation ofa monomer, instead ofa dimer in the
case of TRX. Furthermore, the loss of intermolecular
disulfide-bonds and the disbandment ofthe hydrophobic
patch may also ... C-terminal region
is rich in acidic amino acids, if it does have some interaction
with the N-terminal domain, the mechanism of regulating
the catalytic activity may be similar to that ofthe dimer....
... the reaction mechanism
of a bacterial ATP-citrate lyase
Tadayoshi Kanao, Toshiaki Fukui, Haruyuki Atomi and Tadayuki Imanaka
Department of Synthetic Chemistry and Biological Chemistry, Graduate ... products,
AclA (a subunit) and AclB (b subunit). By comparing the
primary structures of AclA and AclB with that of the
mammalian enzyme, we found that AclA and AclB
Correspondence to T. Imanaka, Department ... role in providing acetyl-CoA and
oxaloacetate in the cytosol as starting materials for a variety
of biosynthetic pathways. Rat and human ACLs from
various organs and tissues have been extensively...
... the influence of laser parameters on saturated values of mode photon densities, we
vary one of parameters in table 1 and remain invariable all the rest of parameters. The obtained results
are ...
Abstract. Solving the system of equations describing the stationary operation ofa two-mode
random microlaser we have found the transformation of saturated values of mode intensity when
laser ... However, at present the research on random laser is concentrated to the steady-state
properties. Therefore, in this paper we examine the stationary operation of two-mode random
microlaser. Starting...
... consists ofa rectifiable arc in A( ∞)
and a rectifiable arc in J(F ). The latter arc starts at an iterated preimage
of β, follows along the boundaries of drops passing from child to parent until
it reaches ... reaches the boundary ofa drop U of minimal generation. It then follows
the boundary of U along a nontrivial arc I. Finally, it returns along the
boundaries of another chain of descendants of U ... is the theorem of David on integrability of certain Beltrami
differentials with unbounded dilatation [Da]. David’s integrability condition
requires that for all large K, the area ofthe set of...
... Tomczak-Jaegermann,On
the structure ofthe spreading models ofa Banach space, Canadian J. Math. 57
(2005), 673–707.
[BL]
B. Beauzamy and J T. Laprest
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e, Mod`eles
´
Etal´es des Espaces de Banach,inTravaux
en ... d(
2
1
,
2
2
)=
√
2.
The Main Theorem in this paper is a solution to Sch a er’s problem for
separable Banach spaces:
Main Theorem. If X is a separable infinite dimensional Banach space,
then D(X)=∞.
Part ofthe ... Annals of Mathematics, 162 (2005), 423–437
The diameter ofthe isomorphism class
of a Banach space
By W. B. Johnson and E. Odell*
Dedicated to the memory of V. I. Gurarii
Abstract
We prove...