We think it takes at least 15 to 20 years of amyloid plaque accumulation before it reaches a tipping point, then triggering a molecular cascade that causes the clinical symptoms of the disease.
For the latest developments in this area relates to the control of a computer, allowing the monitor to instantly reflect the conditions existing at the critical points.
If the weight begins to fall sharply and reaches a critical point, when the figure shows 42- 43 kg on the scales, failures in the menstrual cycle occur.
The law of diffusion of innovation tells us that if you want mass-market success or acceptance, you cannot have it until you achieve the tipping point between 15 and 18 percent market penetration.
This is a result of having temperatures and the pressures well above those of the critical points for hydrogen and helium, meaning that there is no sharp boundary between gas and liquid phases.
On the ground, however, density fluctuation around the critical point causes a density gradient and, as a result, only some regions come close to the critical point.
When the curve C is algebraic, that is when it is defined by a bivariate polynomial f, then the discriminant is a useful tool to compute the critical points.
This continues until all irregularities are not leveled. servovitnoy film formation occurs initially at critical points, and the higher critical point parameters, the faster is the film formation.
But once the Western part of the continent was engulfed by a wave of refugees, the attitudes of these inhabitants of the outskirts of Europe reached a tipping point.
According to traffic police, the department had specifically done the experiment, a large truck in the case of overloading, continuous downhill 30 km, the brake system has reached a critical point of failure.
The flow, however, has a characteristic that constrains the stocks, and therefore the inflation of stocks has a character to turn toward the shrinking direction when it reaches the critical point, unless the inflation of flow derives at the same time.
The equations given below represent conditions for the discontinuous mode which is a condition for the example circuit, such that where equality represents a critical point a bifurcation point between the continuous and discontinuous modes.
The heating system was originally developed to measure the physical properties of metals at high temperature, such as the critical point at melting of a pure metal.
The Supercritical Water Oxidation(SCWO) technology oxidatively decomposes organic matter into water as well as carbon dioxide in the aqueous phase above the critical point of water 374°C and 22 MPa.
Ƒが定数でなければ、ƒの臨界点(つまり、導関数ƒ′(z)
If ƒ is not constant, then the set of the critical pointsof ƒ, that is,
Every fluid has a critical point- a specific combination of temperature and pressure above which the liquid and gas phases disappear and are replaced with a'supercritical fluid' phase.
This piece raises the following question to the audience:"If androids are more human than humans, what are human beings?"It is a shocking play which shows the critical point of convergence between science and theatre and which entirely renovates the image of robots.
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