Lost Nutrition Differences Frozen Milkfish Non Whip Out Spines and Whip Out Spines During Low Storage

Reading, writing, and the whip.

Abnormal development of dendritic spines in FMR1 knock-out mice.

Fragile X syndrome is caused by a mutation in the FMR1 gene leading to absence of the fragile X mental retardation protein (FMRP). Reports that patients and adult FMR1 knock-out mice have abnormally long dendritic spines of increased density suggested that the disorder might involve abnormal spine development. Because spine length, density, and motility change dramatically in the first postnata...

Shape of a cracking whip.

The crack of a whip is produced by a shock wave created by the supersonic motion of the tip of the whip in the air. A simple dynamical model for the propagation and acceleration of waves in the motion of whips is presented. The respective contributions of tension, tapering, and boundary conditions in the acceleration of an initial impulse are studied theoretically and numerically.

On Animating Whip-type Motions

This paper presents algorithmic methods to generate progressive, whip-type motions, characteristic of experienced humans in high speed athletic activities like throwing and striking. In deriving these methods, we deduce boundary conditions for dynamic quantities by analyzing the motion of a two-link system. A control algorithm based on cascading gains is introduced and is shown to be e cient wh...

Photoreactions of Partially Blinded Whip-tail Scorpions

The experiments dealt with in this paper were devised to ascertain (1) the relative effectiveness as photoreceptors of the whip-tail scorpion's median eyes, lateral eye groups, and cutaneous sensitive areas, and (2) the effect on orientation produced by symmetrical and by asymmetrical interference with the photoreceptive mechanism. Each of the receptors was eliminated unilaterally and bilateral...