The long-term dynamics of tuberculosis and other diseases with long serial intervals : implications of and for changing reproduction numbers.
There are few examples of neutron dynamics studies on deuteriumlabelled samples.
Modeling ion-ion interaction in proteins : a molecular dynamics free energy calculation of the guanidinium-acetate association.
The early stage of folding of villin headpiece subdomain observed in a 200-nanosecond fully solvated molecular dynamics simulation.
Thus, altering the local rigidity of a channel protein during a simulation is likely to influence the dynamics and energetics of permeation.
Fluorescence and photobleaching dynamics of single light harvesting complexes.
Local dynamics and stability of apocytochrome b562 examined by hydrogen exchange.
Methods to study protein dynamics and folding by mass spectrometry.
Special emphasis is given to molecular dynamics in torsion angle space, the currently most efficient method for biomolecular structure calculation.
Recently, two new methods for rapid time-dependent footprinting have provided new insights into ribosome dynamics.
Today, however, the variable target function method has been superseded largely by the more efficient torsion angle dynamics algorithm.
I will show in this paper that the dynamics of regulatory reform in finance exemplify a pattern of ' convergence within national diversity'.
In these cases, the dynamics of the interaction are determined by the system and are not a consequence of the measurement technique.
The correspondence between the vortex dynamics and the temperature supports the long-standing interpretation in terms of the negative temperature.
The micelle formation in amphiphilic solution is investigated by means of a molecular dynamics simulation of coarse-grained amphiphilic molecules with explicit solvent molecules.
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Water dripped down the wall.
Watch out - the candle's dripping.
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drip noun [LIQUID]
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He was on a drip for three days.
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drip noun [PERSON]
[ C ] informal disapproving
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Instead, dripping from his tongue, came platitude after platitude.
The roof is wet and is continually dripping.
If a patient is sick enough to need a defibrillator, he also needs immediate access to an intensive care unit, drips, medication and so on.
The water drips gently when it is not raining, but they have to put out buckets when there is a heavy shower.
When it rains, there are puddles of water on the floor, sometimes buckets being placed under the drips.
His wife was dismayed when for weeks they had to wait to have a slate repaired while the water dripped into a bucket.
She pointed out to me the holes in the roof, from which water was dripping into buckets between the statues.
Even after the ceiling is down, it drips dreadfully.
I fear that for many years it will be a dripping roast for lawyers on both sides of the border.
Yesterday the queues, standing dripping in the rain surged hopefully on to the bus.
I know that he wishes to talk about blood dripping from people's hands, but let him make a contribution on an important topic.
If he thought that these properties were dripping roasts, why did he introduce fair rents for them?
Many hospital patients have catheters and drips of various sorts going through the skin, which give bacteria like staph.
I think of the drivers of the "crack"trains on the continent, dripping with gold lace and"scrambled egg".
Concessionary fares are not a dripping roast for bus companies in rural areas.
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