Extending the analysis of branching patterns of the drainage net of rivers, originated by Horton, the relation of average numbers and lengths of tree branches to size of branch was investigated. Size of branch was defined by branch order, or its position in the hierarchy of tributaries. It was found that, as in river drainage nets, there is a definite logarithmic relation between branch order a...

introduction: the human anthropometric characteristics are surveyed in anthropology. anthropology is used in archeology, rehabilitation and legal medicine. the purpose of this study was to determine femur which has a special place in the science of anthropometry. methods: to measure the femur, both direct and indirect methods was used. the direct method of measuring the 113 femur in dissection ...

We investigated the effects of cross sectional geometry on surface plasmon polariton propagation in gold nanowires (NWs) using bleach-imaged plasmon propagation and electromagnetic simulations. Chemically synthesized NWs have pentagonally twinned crystal structures, but recent advances in synthesis have made it possible to amplify this pentagonal shape to yield NWs with a five-pointed-star cros...

We have observed the ultracompact Hii region G10.6-0.4 with the VLA in 23 GHz continuum and the NH3(3,3) inversion line. By analyzing the optical depth of the line as well as the kinematics, we have detected a flattened, rotating, molecular accretion flow. We detect the fact that the highest column density gas is more flattened, that is, distributed more narrowly, than the lower column density ...

Visual analysis of human anatomical and segmental variation are valuable tools for analysing and modifying exercise positions for movement efficiency, health, and safety. The most widely known visual technique for determining whether a body segment is long, short, or normal is based on da Vinci’s 1487 Vitruvian Man. In the more than five centuries since, human height has changed. This pilot stu...

SOURCE/DESCRIPTION: A I.i KB BlBa 111, EcoRi fragment from a pUC clone containing a 3.8 kb r Hind III fragment of the human MOX-1 gene'. The antigen coded for by the MOX-1 gene is thought to belong to the immunoglobulin super family: r the 1.1 kb fragment contains the exon for the C-like domain.

BACKGROUND It is clinically important to detect and type human papillomavirus (HPV) in a sensitive and specific manner. OBJECTIVES Development of a nested-polymerase chain reaction-restriction fragment length polymorphism (nested-PCR-RFLP) assay to detect and type HPV based on the analysis of L1 gene. METHODS Analysis of published DNA sequence of mucosal HPV types to select sequences of new...

We report on STAR analyses of p−Λ, p̄−Λ̄, p−Λ̄, p̄−Λ, p−p̄ and π−Ξ correlations in Au+Au collisions at √ sNN = 62 and 200 GeV. Measured source sizes in p(p̄)−Λ(Λ̄) and p−p̄ are shown to be in qualitative agreement with flow expectations. Interaction potential between p−Λ̄, p̄−Λ was investigated by measuring scattering length, thus showing that correlation analyses in heavy-ion collisions can be used to s...

A theoretical model demonstrates the influence of the globe's size on the effects of its intraocular pressure (IOP) and on its motility. Large globes seem more susceptible to the damaging consequences of elevated IOP, and move with greater difficulty than small ones. Routine measurement of axial length (AxL) may accordingly enhance precision in the diagnosis and management of glaucoma and strab...

The few known γ-ray binary systems are all associated with variable radio and Xray emission. The TeV source HESS J0632+057, apparently associated with the Be star MWC148, is plausibly a new member of this class. Following the identification of a variable X-ray counterpart to the TeV source we conducted GMRT and VLA observations in June-September 2008 to search for the radio counterpart of this ...