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1. The corrections must also be as independent as possible with respect to the cut parameters (robust correction).
2. The coefficients A and B must be linear functions if the bobbin is assumed to be perfectly cylindrical.
3. The following precautions must be observed when working with this equipment.
4. A polarized source must be used to inject polarized protons.
5. Care must be taken to properly clean and install all o-rings, which provide the vacuum seal.
6. Humans have to determine what diagnostics will give useful information: this usually requires insight into what physical processes are likely to be important.
7. The general precautions that have to be taken when working with electrical equipment are as follows.
8. The purpose is to provide information that has to be known throughout the network to all the machines on the network.
9. However, this is not the case for the meson, so one has to make the appropriate modification.
10. If the magnet does not have to be fixed to earth potential at one end, then the best solution is to have a differential medium-point earthing on the supply, as shown in Fig.7.
11. Methodologies and conventions of software engineering have to surround the process. Software will have to be engineered.
12. To be of real use, this definition has to be complemented by a measure of purity of the sample of found tracks.
13. By construction, significance level distribution should be flat, independent of track momentum and direction, as was found to be the case.
14. One should also notice that the phase shift is not expected to be as accurate in this invariant mass region as it should be below the P mass peak.
15. It should be noted that stimulated scattering of Longmuir waves off ions can also lead to condensation of energy to lower K and can be more important than electrostatic decay under some circumstances.
16. It should be noted that although all nuclear data tables in Appendix G are available to users at Los Alamos, users at other installations will generally have only a subset of the tables available.
17. Care should be taken not to incorporate too many correlated variables.
18. It should be emphasized that activity measures the source disintegration rate, which is not synonymous with the emission rate of radiation produced in its decay.
19. Feature extraction followed by parameterization should normally always be considered when detector has to be studied.
20. At this point, the different factors, by which the two loss components of grain-oriented material are affected, should be mentioned.
21. One should point out that another feature of cool gases is that the drift velocity has a linear dependence on the electric field E and the gas density N.
22. It should be clear that the smaller the figure for the energy resolution, the better the detector will be able to distinguish between two radiations whose energy lie near each other.
23. It is interesting that Penzias and Wilson were led to this idea by the news that Dicke had suggested that one ought to use a radiometer to search for the cosmic background.
24. A new synchrotron has been designed which is to give over a billion electron volts of energy.
25. Also collaborating with the Varian brothers were two graduate students, Woodyard and Ginzton, both of whom were to take leading roles in Stanford’s postwar programs.
26. It is to be hoped that similar publications will eventually become available describing other major accelerator installations.
27. If alpha particles are to be accelerated, double ionized helium atoms must first be created in an ion source by an electrical discharge, intense RF field, or other means.
28. If the sources are to be used to carry out accurate efficiency calibration as well, their absolute activity must also be known.
29. The discussion here will be limited to a few methods that can be used in track finding.
30. It is worth mentioning here a distinction that can be made between OLAP database and SDB relative to Step2.
31. One could ask a question whether we can somehow improve the isochrony of this chamber.
32. As soon as Maxwell made it clear which electromagnetic fields were theoretically possible it must have occurred to many physicists that particles could be accelerated by RF-fields.
33. Such movements are dangerous as they generate heat and may lead to a premature breakdown of superconductivity, i.e. a quench.
34. In electron rings, however, this may not be sufficient.
35. Additional conditions on the coefficients might lead to more symmetries to appear.
36. Tracks with as few as three space points may have to be accepted.
37. Inconclusive experiments may have to be described as a basis for suggestions about what may be done next.
38. The condition for spin resonances defines a dense web and one might think that one cannot avoid depolarization resonances.
39. Although the Fano factor is substantially less than unity for semiconductor diode detectors and proportional counters, other type such as scintillation detectors appear to show a limiting resolution consistent with Poisson statistics and the Fano factor would, in these cases, be unity.
40. The conclusion will have been made that the "ideal" software would have the following features.

II

1. Hence, purification of DNA must be carried out in primarily aqueous solution where its polyionic character can be exploited by use of ion exchange chromatography or electrophoresis.
2. Whether these two phenomena are related has yet to be discovered.
3. These finding effects, however, have to be considered cautiously because single-stranded DNA contains folded regions and hence they give rise to the interaction with distamycin.
4. Otherwise, another synthetic oligonucleotide or a restriction fragment has to be used as a primer.
5. The possibility that this heterogeneous distribution was due to the photolabeling of catalytic and/or noncatalytic sites has to be considered.
6. Consequently, fresh enzyme had to be added during every cycle.
7. Therefore chromatographic techniques that could accomplish this result had to be developed.
8. So what is the concentration of the acid or base that is to be used in the calculation?
9. Therefore, it is the obligation of the experimenter to provide proof of sequence difference, if the existence of true variants is to be claimed.
10. If the direction of that asymmetry were to reverse, interruptions could be generated.
11. The postulated reaction scheme indicates that there are two aspects which must be addressed if we are to understand the chemical nuclease activity of S,10-phenantroline-copper.
12. The wide scope of the subject is demonstrated by the fact that biochemists and their methods are to be found in almost any institution where biological work is conducted.
13. The development of the full panoply of DNA cloning techniques in the early 1970s made it clear that the prime target for work with synthetic deoxyribooligonucleotides should be a method for monitoring gene isolation.
14. If a large excess of competitor DNA fragment identical to the probe is added to the binding reaction, formation of the protein-DNA complex should be abolished.
15. Alternatively, if a competitor DNA fragment that does not contain a high-affinity binding site for the protein is added to the binding reaction, the amount of protein-DNA complex formed should be unaffected.
16. The four tNTPs should be used at equivalent concentrations to minimize misincorporation errors.
17. In addition the coverage at this point should certainly exceed 0.25.
18. This should be reflected by the TD spectra.
19. Therefore, one may expect repulsive interactions between adsorbed NO molecules.
20. It has been proposed that incorporation of other unusual nucleotide residues into nascent DNA may also result in subsequent excision-repair processes.
21. Consequently drugs which are specifically activated by protonation may exhibit a slight preferential effect.
22. This might be because a single acridine intercalations event provides the same stabilization effect.
23. Such modifications might lead to incorporation of a wrong nucleotide by route 1c.
24. Thus the tertiary structure of the growing polynucleotide may have limited the access of the incoming nucleotide to the 3'-OH terminus of the polynucleotide.
25. In the first place we may have to understand much better then we do now the interaction between chromatin, its associated proteins, and the nuclear matrix.
26. Specific steps may have to be introduced to remove these contaminants.
27. It is potentially mutagenic since it can pair not only with thymine but also with cytosine.
28. Most DNA-damaging agents produce two or more types of lesions in their principal target that can pose severe analytical problems.
29. Unfortunately, the same cannot be said of chromatin structure, in particular with respect to the problems of transcription.
30. We could find no indication that aggregation of the labeled oligomer was occurring.
31. The low level of processive synthesis found here could not have been detected by kinetic methods.
32. It seems clear from the data that this reaction is more strongly dependent on the reaction time than it would be expected for simple second order kinetics.
33. A C 1S peak broadened to higher binding energies would be expected for an oxygen-containing surface intermediate because of the electron withdrawing nature of oxygen.
34. In the absence of inhibition effects, one would expect the formation of regular polyhedrons with low-index planes in their facets.
35. This was the task for organic chemists, and it would seem that the tetranucleotide model provided a convenient framework.
36. The "ideal" software would have the following features.
37. The difference in the interfacial area would indicate that the seryl-tRNA synthetase dimer is more stable than the seryl-tRNA synthetase monomer.
38. Each time before he could bring it to the summit, it would roll back down, and he had to begin anew.
39. Different results would not have been obtained even at much slower heating rates.
40. This will have been noticed by the reader.

III

1. But such a success is exceptional, in general, one must be content with much less.
2. Indirectly, we have to guarantee the existence of these functions.
3. The emptiness problem of HF is simple since we only have to check the set of axioms for emptiness.
4. The objects of computation have to be created by finitistic means.
5. The exercises in the book are to be taken as samples.
6. If an inductive procedure is to be used to determine this expression, then we will have to consider not only statements but also formulas.
7. This point may, of course, differ from one solution to another.
8. Structures may allow so much "pathology" that their classification looks completely hopeless.
9. Instead of functionals (1) we may have to deal with integrals depending on derivatives of higher order.
10. Finally, one should not minimize the impact of the theory of categories on many mathematical theories.
11. Depending on these values the random walk need not be infinite.
12. In turn the mathematical problem was to be modeled by an arithmetical problem and it was rather casually taken for granted that the arithmetical solution would converge to the analytic solution.
13. The data obtained would not agree with the theoretical predictions.
14. The popularization of the idea that a set theoretic mapping should be considered as a particular kind of morphism has helped to clarify intricate notions such as those of algebraic group or formal group by inserting them within the general concept of algebraic structures on categories.
15. After H.Weyl and E.Cartan had developed in 1925-1930 the global theory of semisimple Lie groups, of their finite-dimensional representations and symmetric spaces, one might have thought that this chapter of Lie theory was thus brought to a close.