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... B domain, the DNA-binding or C domain, the hinge or D domain, the ligand-binding or E domain, and the C-terminal F domain. The ligand-binding domain sup- ports ligand-dependent dimerization and ... transactivation functions. A ⁄ B and F domains support ligand-inde- pendent transactivation. The DNA-binding domain and the N-terminal region of the hinge region are known to support dimerization of two ... acids present in helix 9 and in the loops on either side of helix 9 with the amino acids present in corresponding positions in LmRXR resulted in an increase in the performance of HsRXR as a partner...

... together instead of separating at the death of its patriarchal chieftain. In most of the Greek states and in Rome there long remained the vestiges of an ascending series of groups out of which ... generations or through individual life. It is not by limiting our observations to the life of the individual, however, who is but a link in the chain of organic beings connecting the past with the ... come at the full truth; the present individual is the inevitable consequence of his antecedents in the past, and in the examination of these alone do we arrive at the adequate explanation of him....

... unifying thread through the latter parts of this paper as the discussion turns to the implications of the ability-education-income inter- relationships for the assessment of the contribution of ... aggregate production functions and in growth analysis. Some brief remarks on the income-education-ability interrelation conclude the comment. I. THE ROLE OF EDUCATION IN AGGREGATE PRODUCTION FUNCTIONS AND IN GROWTH ... on the level of his educational attainment; on the quality of his education (quality of the school facili- ã ties); and other knowledge he gained from his educational training or otherwise, in and...

... identification of the criminal norm, and therefore the structure of the criminal norm contains only valid conditional clauses. A valid conditional clause that is part of the criminal norm contains the ... law theory there are four fundamental principles: (1) The principle of legality (2) The principle of conduct (3) The principle of culpability (4) The principle of personal liability The supra-principle ... liberal concept of law, or the liberal legal concept. 26 According to this concept, two principal social powers confront each other in the cont ext of criminal law. The first is the power of the sovereign...

... Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women (CEDAW); ã the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination; ã the Convention on the Rights of the ... than international instruments protecting women from discrimination. 16 And in considering whether a woman could inherit her father’s estate, that court relied on traditional conceptions of the ... establishment of the Court. As of April 2005, the Court is still in the process of being established and is not yet functioning. The African Union has decided to merge the African Court with the African...

... the child’s growth chart. Clinical examination (including growth assessment) There are no specific features on clinical examination that can confirm that the presenting illness is due to pulmonary ... TB, and the prevention of TB in children, by ensuring their inclusion under the implementation of the Stop TB strategy by National TB Programmes. Critical areas for further research include a ... have one or more of the following: * Appendix A (Placement and interpretation of tuberculin skin test) is available on request from the corresponding author. ã Suspected drug resistance ã HIV infection ã...

... (CT) domain which catalyzes the second partial reaction. The BC domain is located in the amino terminus of the single polypeptide chainPC,followedbyCTwiththeBCCPdomaininthe carboxyl terminus [Fig. ... interaction between the active site of the BC domain and the biotin moiety of the BCCP domain. Based on these arguments, it is tempting to propose the following hypothesis: in the absence of acetyl-CoA, ... for the absence of the first amino acid methionine. It was also confirmed that the second residue was properly converted to alanine from original proline, because of the design of the expression plasmid. In...

... grammatical function, may undergo a slight change of pronunciation or spelling. The most important kinds of alteration are (1) voicing of final consonants, and (2) shift of stress. (1) Voicing of final ... fill the hole in the card)… The denominal verb, though, only contains the sense of putting that material on places like walls. This shows the converted item has only converted part of the semantic ... change of pronunciation or spelling. The most important kinds of alteration are (1) voicing of final consonants, and (2) shift of stress. 41 3.1.3.1. Difficulties in realizing meaning of verbs...

... Literal function The aesthetic only The apprehension The aesthetic The education Logical though form Expressing concept and generalizing individual phenomena. Expressing judgment, affirming ... rather than having hundreds of insincere ones. 1.3. Proverbs and idioms relating to objects are valuable lesson on labor. In manufacturing, production relation between working and receiving ... somehow deduced from the meaning of the word which constitutes it. Eg: “Don’t teach fish to swim” Vs “Out of the frying pan and in to the fire” - Very often the meaning of proverbs cannot be...

... efforts of bearing down increases the intra-abdominal pressure, facilitating the development of a stripping wave, resulting in stool evacuation. Common causes of constipation in the elderly In the ... Chronic renal disease Clinical Interventions in Aging Publish your work in this journal Submit your manuscript here: http://www.dovepress.com/clinical-interventions -in- aging-journal Clinical Interventions ... glycol (PEG) Lubiprostone Biofeedback therapy (dyssynergic defecation) Alvimopan methylnaltrexone (opioid-induced constipation) Figure 1 Treatment algorithm for the management of chronic constipation in the elderly. Clinical Interventions in Aging 2010:5 submit...

... Describe the structure of a network, including the devices and media that are necessary for successful communications.  Explain the function of protocols in network communications.  Explain the ... transmitting data over the medium packet 35 Internetwork Protocol (IP)  Assigns the appropriate source and destination addresses, Original source address of host Final destination address of host Used ... at the different locations. Voice and data on separate networks or converged networks Using Layered Protocols Intermediary Devices and their Role on the Network  Processes running on the intermediary...

... requires confirmation of the authenticity of products. This is where application of nanobarcodes incorporated into printing inks or coatings has shown the potential for use in tracing the authenticity ... biotransformation of the substance during food processing or in food. Unintentional incorporation of ENM into the food chain must also be considered as a human exposure scenario. The agricultural use of ... an intelligent function to food packaging in terms of ensuring the integrity of the package through detection of leaks (for foodstuffs packed under vacuum or inert atmosphere), indications of...

... Details of instructional time and of instruction received by the intervention groups Author, date Amount of instructional time in experiment Information about what other literacy instruction participants ... Review of the Research Literature on the Use of Phonics in the Teaching of Reading and Spelling  Carole J. Torgerson * Greg Brooks ** Jill Hall * * University of York ** University of ... receiving, including whether or not the interventions included spelling instruction et al.)   Total instructional...

... 70()8 AL T ERA T'I.V(;-CU ,RREXI 'A W AE-FORMI. [Sept. 28 H H 1 if A4 + B H CES_ + SY or, substituting the reluctance: 1 H it gives Kennelly's equation: I1H P = _S + = C+D H. These equations obviously do not apply to the total induction B, but to Bo = B-H: the difference, however, becomes notice- able only at very high magnetomotive forces FIG. 1. Harold Pender (by letter): The effect of iron in distorting the wave-form of current and pressure is of particular importance in determining the energy-loss in small samples of iron by the wattmeter method. In this method of measurement the maxi- mum flux density is usually calculated from the effective pres- sure measured by a voltmeter across the terminals of the mag- netizing winding on the sample; or the induced pressure in a secondary winding on the sample mav be measured, this method eliminating the resistance-drop in the magnetizing winding. In general the maximum flux densitv is proportional to the average value of the induced electromotive force over half a cycle; only in case of a sine wave of induced electromotive force ặTHERFORCE ... 1906] DISCUSSION AT NEW YORK. 707 physical relation to a rational basis. I discuss this point rather fully on page 285 of Vol. XX of the Institute TRANSACTIONS. (b) In connection with Dr. Steinmetz's reference to the influence of vibration on the B and H curve, I called attention to a paper of mine* in which vibrations were, used in the determilnation of what I call a normal curve of B and H. C. P. Steinmetz (by letter): (1) Regarding the ... 710 ALTERNATING-CURRENT WAVE-FORM. [Sept. 28 the sample under test. In fact, even when the utmost precau- tions are taken to keep the impedance of the circuit exterior to the magnetizing coil as small as possible, this external im- pedance may be the controlling factor in the circuit, particularly for high values of the flux-density, and corresponding low values of the permeability. As this external impedance is practically constant under such conditions, the current in the magnetizing coil may have very nearly a sine form, and consequently produce a much distorted wave of induced electromotive force in the sample. The accompanying oscillograph records give the pressure- waves under various conditions induced in a secondary winding on a sample of iron weighing about 6 lb. The sample was built up of punchings in the form of a hollow square 5 in. outside, 3 in. inside, each sheet 0.14 -in. thick. The magnetizing coil had 20 turns. The total resistance of the circuit between generator and sample was about 0.75 ohm, of which 0.3 ohm was in the instruments in the circuit and 0.45 in the step-down transfomer (one-half a kilowatt, 20 to 1 ratio). The magnetizing coil it- self had practically no resistance. The source of pressure was a small 110-volt motor-generator, giving a sine-wave electro- motive force. Curve 1 is for 25 cycles and a maximum flux-density of 6,850 lines of induction per square centimeter. Curve 2 is for 25 cycles and amaximum flux-density of 11,300 Curve 3 is for 25 cycles and a maximum flux-density of 12,800. A sine-wave of pressure at the terminals of the magnetizing coil would have given flux-densities of 7,000, 12,000 and 15,- 000 lines respectivelv. The following table gives for another sample the flux-densities calculated on the basis of a sine wave electromotive force and the true flux-densities determined from the average values of the electromotive force wave: B True B Ratio of True B to Casldc- Calculated on basis lated B. of sine wave. 60 Cycles. 25 Cycles. 60 Cycles. 25 Cycles. 4,000 4,000 4,000 1.00 1.00 7,000 6,800 6,500 0.97 0.93 10,000 9,400 9,100 0.94 0.91 12,000 11,000 10,600 0.92 0.88 15,000 12,200 0.81 17,500 13,200 0.76 20,000 14,100 0.71 A. Henry Pikler (by letter): Professor Bedell's paper gives the impression that the hysteresis loop is the only cause of the dis- tortion of alternating-current wave-forms. This is not so. The ặTHERFORCE...