the theoretical calculation of the energies of projectile like fragments (plfs) using the heavy-ion reactions between 76ge and 198pt are reported in this article. the incident beam energy was 635 mev. the calculated values of plfs are compared with the previous experimental results and it is shown that the theoretical calculations of plfs are consistent with the experimental values. the elastic...

this article shows that persian fragments are derived via a'-movement of the remnant plus tp deletion. evidence like case-matching, binding effects, and scope and bound pronouns show that persian fragments result from the application of deletion rule. but prior to this application, fragments are extracted out of the ellipsis site and moved to the left periphery of the sentence. evidence li...

chipped stones, like many other archaeological artifacts, change in their original context. one of the most important changes is breakage. although it is clear that chipped stones which are gathered by archaeologists might have been broken, there have been few discussions made on the estimating the original number of chipped stones before breaking. in this article we have introduced different m...

We present a novel flow instability that can arise in thin films of cytoskeletal fluids if the friction with the substrate on which the film lies is sufficiently strong. We consider a two-dimensional, membrane-bound fragment containing actin filaments that polymerize at the edge and depolymerize in the fragment. Performing a linear stability analysis of the initial state due to perturbations of...

We developed a method CHOP dissecting proteins into domain-like fragments. The basic idea was to cut proteins beginning from very reliable experimental information (PDB), proceeding to expert annotations of domain-like regions (Pfam-A), and completing through cuts based on termini of known proteins. In this way, CHOP dissected more than two thirds of all proteins from 62 proteomes. Analysis of ...