... get toknow fsi.exe and F# in general, using F# interactive will become more and more useful fordebugging programs and finding out how they work. (I discuss values, identifiers, and types inmore ... com-pile and run it. F# interactive responds to commands in two ways. If you bind a value to an identifier, itprints the name of the identifier and its type. So, typing the following into F# interactive:> ... believefsc.exe is more useful for producing finished software. Since there’s little difference betweenthe syntax and the commands, most examples will work with little or no adaptation in f si.exe,and...
... toxinlevelsmay differ between organic andcon-ventional foods, the toxicological significance of such differences, ifany, has yet to be determined.Microbiological safetyThe useofanimal manure as fertilizerpresents ... ben-efits to the environment, animal welfare, and worker safety, and theperception that organic foods are safer and more nutritious.This review discusses the differences between organic foods and conventional ... con-sumption of fresh fruits and vegetables. Factors such as washing,peeling, baking, frying, and processing can significantly affect theamount of pesticide available to consumersatthetimeof consump-tion....
... the field F of the coefficients, ai, ofa general polynomial equation can be written rationally in terms of thecoefficients.The Galois group, Ga, of an equation associated with a field F thereforehas ... ∂2 f/ ∂x12 ∂2 f/ ∂x1∂x2 , ∂2g/∂x2∂x1 ∂2g/∂x22 called the Hessian of the binary form f, is found to be a covariant of weighttwo. A full discussion of the general problem of ... ±an.Other symmetric functions of the roots can be written in terms of thesebasic symmetric polynomials and, therefore, in terms of the coefficients.Rational symmetric functions also can be...
... 322The F# Tool Suite and .NETProgramming ToolsThis chapter will be a little different from most of the chapters in this book; instead of focus-ing on examples of F# programs, it’ll focus on ... difference might look relatively small, there is actually a 17.9 percentdifference between the fastest time and the unoptimized time. Although it’s difficult to predictwhat effect these flags ... athttp://strangelights.com/FSharp/Foundations/default.aspx/FSharpFoundations.PerfCounters.NProfNProf is a timing profiler. It measures the amount of time it takes to execute a method and dis-plays this to the user as a percentage of...
... the output cost of banking sectordistress (the sum of the two inflation coefficients is not significantly different from zero).The duration variable is also highly significant and negative. The ... appropriatedesign and source of funds to re-capitalize financial institutions facing severe problems. Theduration of Sweden’s banking sector distress, for example, was four years and that of Japan isseven ... dated episodes of banking sector distress following the criteria of Caprio and Klingebiel (1997) and DemirghH-Kunt and Detragiache (1998). If an episode of bankingdistress is identified in either...
... reduced.FFA Free fatty acids, see fatty acids, free.FIAF See fasting-induced adipocyte factor.fibre, crude The term given to indigestible part of foods, definedin the UK Fertiliser and Feedingstuffs ... http://www.fda.gov/fdac/.FD&C USA; abbreviation for synthetic colours permitted for usein food, drugs and cosmetics.FDF Food and Drink Federation, organisation speaking for theUK food and drink ... because of the fine structure of the foam.foie gras (French, fat liver). The liver of goose or duck that hasbeen force fed and fattened; may be cooked whole or used as thebasis of pâté de foie...
... collection, offended the ruler of the firmament by his fondness for a certain nymph, and was doomed to wander over earth under the form of a donkey. Through the interposition of the gods, however, ... apple and looked at it with eyes brimful of tears, for he knew the whole extent of his misfortune. His heart ached, he felt a loathing for the world, and he said with sighs and groans[FN#28]: ... it, and most distasteful are the dregs. What is life but a restless vision of imaginary pleasures and of real pains, from which the only waking is the terrible day of death? The affection of...
... lactone, and other prostaglandin intermediates offered by the Hun- garian firm Chinoin. The final approach to the Corey lactone to be discussed (Fig. 11) is not of particular interest of itself. ... process by forming, reversibly, a Schiff base. The finding of a second-order asymmetric transformation involves not only the empiricism of the classical resolution but also the finding of resolution ... required for maximum efficiency. Fortunately, there are several simple methods available for racemization of N-acyl amino acids and, thus, by recycling, an excellent yield of S-amino acid is often...
... The following assay buffers were used: 0.1 mphosphate buffer, pH 5.5 (for cathepsin F) , pH 6.0(papain), pH 6.5 (cathepsin S) or pH 6.8 (cathepsins C and H), or 0.1 m acetate buffer, pH 5.5, for ... colocalization of the two proteins (Fig. 3B). Asboth primary antibodies for cathepsin Fand cystatin F were of rabbit origin, a different approach was used.In this approach cathepsin F was tested for possiblecolocalization ... cathepsins K, V and X. All buffers contained 2.5 mm EDTA and 0.1%(w ⁄ v) polyethyleneglycol. In addition, the assay buffer forcathepsin C contained 0.02 m NaCl. Activating buffers forall the enzymes...
... Thephenotype of these substitutions is therefore different fromthat of N139A, T146A and W141A. The F residues atpositions 100 and 128 are highly conserved among serpins (F1 19 and F1 47, respectively, ... interface betweenhF and b-sheet A. These eight side chains (E283, E285,K325, K327, T96, F1 00, V126 and F1 28), each of theresidues in hF (i.e. S129 to K147), and the hF/s3A-loopresidues M149 and ... inPAI-1stab[18]. Finally, T96 (s2A) forms a hydrogen bondto the hF-residues H145 in latent PAI-1 and W141 inPAI-1stab[18] and F1 00 (s2A), V126 (s1A) and F1 28 (s1A/hF-loop) form part of the hydrophobic...
... representations in the form of UDRSs (or related formalisms) offer the follow- ing advantanges for transfer: they abstract away from cross-language configurational variation to facilitate transfer. Unlike ... surface realization to ensure that transfer is as simple and straightfor- ward as possible. On the other hand, they need to encode sufficiently fine-grained information to steer transfer. Furthermore, ... representations of f- structures. In the case of semantic transfer, transfer is de- fined on UDRS translations of f- structures. F- structure, term and UDRS correspondences are defined in the Appendix....
... chains do not affect theenzyme-binding properties of cystatin Fand should, thus, not affect the inhibition of papain-like family C1 peptidases.The antiserum we used for detection of intracellularcystatin ... probes for cystatin F (top), cystatin C(middle) and GAPDH (bottom). (D) Immu-nostaining of cystatin F in unstimulated (left) and TPA-stimulated (right) cells.Fig. 7. Structure of the cystatin F ... USA). For differ-entiation experiments, cells (1 · 106mL)1) were seeded and cultured in the presence of 1 lMATRA for 4 days or in thepresence of 0.13 lMTPA for 2 days. After incubation for...
... b strands (Figs 1 and 2A), which isalso found in DvMF FMN-binding protein [7] and A. fulgidus FeR [6]. Flavoredoxin contains two FMNmolecules per dimer, unlike FeR, which has only oneFMN molecule ... in DvMF flavoredoxin(Fig. 3A,B and Fig. S4A), respectively. In the case ofFeR, Ser84 replaces Asn29 of DvMF flavoredoxin,which forms a hydrogen bond to the O3P atom ofFMN (Fig. 3A,B). DvMF flavoredoxin ... dissociationconstant of 0.12 nm [1], i.e. 2500-fold lower than theKmvalue (0.3 lm) for FMN of FeR [5]. This large dif-ference can be explained in part by the difference inthe exposed surface areas of FMN,...