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- embryonic development. This critical period of incubation is known as the thermosensitive period. The specific time of ****-commitment is known due to several...
- crystals that change color depending on the temperature. The idea to use thermosensitive elements in jewelry first arose from the American jeweler Marvin Wernick...
- surface treatments. These include the use of Raso Gommato in 1983, thermosensitive fabric in 1987, rubber wool in 1987, and reflective fabric in 1991...
- The company received an award from the MIT Technology Review for use thermosensitive fiber and microfiber linings. "The company was founded in 2008 as a...
- Arijit; Tucker, John; McFadzean, Ian (August 2002). "Pharmacology and thermosensitivity of the dartos muscle isolated from rat ****". British Journal of...
- that Naegleria's success may stem from decreased competition when thermosensitive protozoal fauna do not survive temperature changes. In other words...
- celebration activities, 300 br**** disks and nearly 1,000 feet of yellow thermosensitive strips were placed around the obelisk in order to use it as the gnomon...
- directing actions, such as auditory input in owls and input from the thermosensitive pit organs in snakes. In some primitive fishes, such as lampreys, this...
- Kureha, Takuma; Sato, Takaaki (2014-02-27). "Internal Structures of Thermosensitive Hybrid Microgels Investigated by Means of Small-Angle X-ray Scattering"...
- hypothalamus), which are important for appetite. The preoptic area contains thermosensitive neurons; these are important for TRH secretion. Oxytocin secretion...