- This polymerization,
which is
called autoxidation,
results in the
rigidification of the material. To
prevent premature drying,
linseed oil-based products...
-
reactions gives rise to
color (typically brown), loss of solubility, and
rigidification that
accompany sclerotization.
Sclerotin Sclerite Andersen,
Svend Olav...
- and
their families with
beach vacations in
Crimea and Georgia.
Social rigidification became a
common feature of
Soviet society.
During the
Stalin era in...
-
impart the
structural rigidity necessary for a
successful perm. The
rigidification process is akin to the
vulcanization of rubber,
where commonly polysulfide...
-
inhibitors of
human 17alpha-hydroxylase-17,20-lyase (CYP17)--part II: Core
rigidification and
influence of
substituents at the
methylene bridge".
Bioorganic &...
- thus is more promiscuous. As the
binding process usually leads to a
rigidification of both
binding partners in the complex,
binding of a
flexible protein...
-
becoming dependent on
capitalist countries for
basic necessities.
Social "
rigidification"
became a
common feature in
Soviet society.
During the
Stalin era in...
- Curien, Pierre-Louis; Livernet, Muriel; Saadia,
Gabriel (2022-11-24). "
Rigidification of
cubical quasi-categories". arXiv:2211.13679 [math.AT]. nLab, Cubical...
- that
Frederick the
Second was a "liberating" work,
which overcame the "
rigidification" of
medieval history at the time and
proved that
research on the "ideas...
-
allostatic states of
impaired anti****tory oscillations,
demonstrated as
rigidifications of set
points across the
brain and body (disease comorbidity). The...
