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1 rge compressions the brush behaves as a soft ball.

2 successful without the support of the mother-ball.

3 t through their movement on an air-supported ball.

4 baby-ball supported by a Pd12 larger mother-ball.

5 ved an avatar arm being touched by a virtual ball.

6 tive buckling cascade of the skeleton of the ball.

7 e brood ball instead of constructing its own ball.

8 etrained to know the correct location of the ball.

9 balls can be symplectically embedded into a ball.

10 Whitney towers of increasing order in the 4-ball.

11 fixed Drosophila walking on an air-supported ball.

12 fixed Drosophila walking on an air-supported ball.

13 eathers and rolling the flesh into a rounded ball.

14 cribes the trajectories of the center of the ball.

15 and length and amalgamated into distinctive balls.

16 icron-sized superstructures, termed photonic balls.

17 s > low energy beach sediments > marsh > tar balls.

18 longer periods in order to guard their brood balls.

19 o 2 cm with appearances suggestive of fungal balls.

20 as observed to form in the absence of mixing balls.

21 f nutrients for fungus to produce false smut balls.

22 ely growing roots would be preserved in coal balls.

23 ball resembling to the predicted M12(L(a))24 ball (1) was incarcerated by the giant outer mother-ball

24 the expected smallest M12(L(a))24 molecular ball (1), presumably due to the weak coordination nature

25 Facile conversion of the pregnant ball 2 to a smaller M12(L(b))24 ball 3 with dipyridyl do

26 s of permineralized fossil soils called coal balls [2], which formed in the Carboniferous coal swamp

27 the pregnant ball 2 to a smaller M12(L(b))24 ball 3 with dipyridyl donor was achieved in a single ste

28 We show that the relative abundance of tar balls (80%) is 10 times greater than soot particles (8%)

29 We find that both BCs and tar balls (a class of BrC) appear brownish at small particle

30 Tar balls, abundant in biomass burning smoke, absorb sunligh

31 Heading the ball accounted for 30.5% of concussions.

32 , and the polarization pattern, to roll dung balls along straight paths across the savanna.

33 ent amplitude and relative phase between the ball and cup.

34 The two tar ball and one asphalt volcano samples contain three disti

35 ece of dung off a dung-pile, shape it into a ball and roll it away along a straight line path.

36 We see a tennis racket hitting a ball and sense that it caused the ball to fly over the n

37 "Ball and socket" motif: The contorted dibenzotetrathieno

38 The LpoB protein can be modeled as a ball and tether, consisting of a disordered N-terminal r

39 i-GR composites looked like a crumpled paper ball and the average size of the composites varied from

40 iol-reactive reagents revealed that the beta-ball and thumb domains reside apart in the resting state

41 a-APP and RMO14 axonal swellings, retraction balls and axonal profiles) was counted from panoramic im

42 functions including swimming, kicking rubber-balls and even catching a live fish in water.

43 s Earth-directed CMEs are less like billiard balls and more like dust clouds, with apparent coherence

44 ciprocating contacts against AISI52100 steel balls and the impact of WS2 could be seen at both 25 and

45 al-organic and free radical species from tar balls and weathered crude oil samples from the Gulf of M

46 Oiled beach sediment, tar ball, and marsh samples were collected from a barrier is

47 xamined the contribution of the finger, beta-ball, and thumb domains to activation and desensitizatio

48 des asymptomatic fungal colonization, fungus balls, and allergic fungal rhinosinusitis.

49 pient solid gastric emptying of chrome steel balls, and marked prevention of the posttransplant assoc

50 Fast N-type inactivation operates by a ball-and-chain mechanism.

51 ucture of a T3SS ruler protein, revealing a "ball-and-chain" architecture, with a globular C-terminal

52 on of inactivation via the beta2 N-terminal 'ball-and-chain' domain rescues BK current levels and fir

53 und within the bowl-like cup of the C4P in a ball-and-socket binding mode.

54 ion of peptide and MHC to form a stabilizing ball-and-socket interaction with the MHC and peptide, co

55 Because these residues are close to the ball-and-socket joint A266C(IH2)/Phe(1086)(NBD2), we mut

56 ples ATP hydrolysis to transport, contains a ball-and-socket joint and salt bridges similar to the AT

57 PSI) domain in different orientations show a ball-and-socket joint with a hybrid domain Arg side chai

58 pair of intracellular loops (ICLs) that form ball-and-socket joints.

59 266/Phe-1086 lies in a hydrophobic IH2-NBD2 "ball-and-socket" joint.

60 ately 100 nodes and approximately 200 links, ball-and-stick diagrams fail to convey much information.

61 haped yeast U1 snRNP contains a core in the "ball-and-toes" region architecturally similar to the hum

62 This ball-and-urn process illustrates the dynamics of antagon

63 an be intuitively visualized as a stochastic ball-and-urn process.

64 ncluding the truncated icosahedron or soccer ball--and the 2 rhombic polyhedra reported by Johannes K

65 balls connected by a rigid rod, and its two balls are filled with granular particles of the same tot

66 s study is to evaluate treatment outcomes of ball attachment-retained mandibular ODs supported by one

67 loaded, unsplinted mini-implants supporting ball attachment-retained mandibular overdentures (ODs).

68 ted, DMLS titanium mini-implants by means of ball attachment-supported mandibular ODs is a successful

69 of four unsplinted DLMF implants by means of ball attachment-supported mandibular overdentures seems

70 ging from Rh core - Au shell to Janus via Rh ball - Au cup configuration.

71 an in a turn-taking game involving passing a ball back and forth and used behaviors to elicit additio

72 to tile curved surfaces; for example, soccer balls based on the geodesic domes of Buckminster Fuller

73 controlled rotations, and a ruthenium atomic ball bearing connecting the static and rotational parts.

74 The interchangeable single ball-bearing design of this instrument permits rapid per

75 vidual plays of the game that ended with the ball being released toward the basket.

76 This task involves passing a 'ball' between the participant and two cartoon representa

77 dy, it is recommended that diaper and cotton ball brands be characterized using metabonomics methodol

78 nageable and that the same diaper and cotton ball brands be used throughout a study to minimize varia

79 Bucky ball (Buc) is essential for germ plasm (GP) assembly in

80 Bucky ball (Buc) was identified in zebrafish as a novel verteb

81 ention, tear strength, uniaxial tensile, and ball burst techniques.

82 nis players have little time to react to the ball, but still need to prepare the appropriate stroke.

83 stributions, BCs look more blackish than tar balls, but still exhibit some brown color.

84 ) was incarcerated by the giant outer mother-ball by means of geometrical constraints.

85 known criteria for when a disjoint union of balls can be symplectically embedded into a ball.

86 opography, resembling the morphology of golf balls, can be custom-generated through a wrinkling insta

87 unadulterated petroleum to compare to a tar ball collected on the beach of Louisiana.

88 Tar balls collected from the Gulf of Mexico shores of Louisi

89 We estimate the maximum biomass attained by ball colonies and compare it to that attained by mat col

90 In the two large ball colonies studied so far, they actually have larger

91 As a result, a ball colony can become larger in areal biomass than the

92 ticle is a dimer consisting of two ping-pong balls connected by a rigid rod, and its two balls are fi

93 Model lattices consisting of balls connected by central-force springs provide much of

94 ced to two key parameters, the cost of brood ball construction and the ease of finding balls to paras

95 nuscript, we have analyzed diaper and cotton ball contamination using synthetic urine to assess its p

96 the final particle packing fraction of these balls depends on the dynamics of the droplet evaporation

97 lant into supplying nutrients for false smut ball development and represents a new and unique biologi

98 performed multiple trials of a rewarded odd-ball discrimination task in which we varied the potentia

99 They primarily showed a centralized ball distribution pattern with the point guard in a lead

100 ve involvement of other players/positions in ball distribution, reflected quantitatively by differenc

101 domain of an adjacent subunit, and the beta-ball domain (residues Arg-190, Asp-258, and Gln-259).

102 idly in the open state because an N-terminal ball domain blocks the channel pore after activation-a p

103 ers inactivate rapidly because an N-terminal ball domain blocks the channel pore after activation.

104 l investigations on recombinant inactivation ball domain peptides encompassing the first 61 residues

105 e conformational change of the palm and beta-ball domains that follows proton activation.

106 As in many sports, the ball during a penalty kick often approaches too quickly

107 BOP was assessed with the ball-ended tip of the probe, and periodontitis was asses

108 trial by Rita Alloway and colleagues, Simon Ball explains the benefits to healthcare systems and ind

109 Mice ran on Styrofoam balls floating on air while viewing one of three differe

110 r, oil from slicks on surface waters and tar balls from Gulf of Mexico beaches.

111 preserved as compression fossils and in coal balls from the Carboniferous period.

112 activities (playing cards, bingo, Jenga, or ball game) as add-on therapies to conventional rehabilit

113 se the T = 3 and T = 4 capsids have a wiffle-ball geometry with a hollow core, the observed change in

114 ditions induced by the sheet relative to the ball geometry.

115 Ice ball growth was continuously monitored under MR imaging

116 o turning assay with primary cortical neuron balls having axons >1 mm in length and demonstrate that

117 e been raised regarding the safety of soccer ball heading (when an athlete attempts to play the ball

118 ecifically, when intercepting an approaching ball, humans trigger their movements a bit earlier when

119 econstructed 22 known deep WM tracts using Q-ball imaging tractography and an automatized segmentatio

120 oss-sectional, multicenter, international, Q-ball imaging tractography study comparing 118 BPI patien

121 d-fixed Drosophila melanogaster walking on a ball in a virtual reality arena to demonstrate that land

122 " flux, and (2) whether they distributed the ball in a way that reduced predictability, measured as t

123 eading (when an athlete attempts to play the ball in the air with his or her head) given the rise in

124 The uniqueness of Lake Balls in nature seems to be due to the rarity of such en

125 microscopic particles, behaving as "billiard balls" in a liquid, in analogy with regular packings of

126 f the trials, observers smoothly tracked the ball; in the other half, they fixated on the goal.

127 al set-up, where subjects moved a cup with a ball inside, modeled by cart-and-pendulum dynamics.

128 egg inside and lay its own egg in the brood ball instead of constructing its own ball.

129 Heading the ball is a frequent precipitating event.

130 Surprisingly, this giant rugby ball is also slightly soluble in CH2Cl2.

131 nal three-dimensional geometry of a crumpled ball is in many respects isotropic and homogeneous.

132 Golden balls is a televised game show that uses the prisoners'

133 If another beetle finds a brood ball it will usually eat the egg inside and lay its own

134 made with a built-in monolithic fiber-optic ball lens, which achieves ultrahigh-resolution (1.7 micr

135 and sapphire Raman signals generated from a ball-lens fiber-optic Raman probe for quantitative analy

136 ks (380, 417, 646, and 751 cm(-1))) from the ball-lens fiber-optic Raman probe for quantitative analy

137 pid Raman spectroscopy system coupled with a ball-lens fiber-optic Raman probe is used for in vivo or

138 boson peak (~130 cm(-1)); distinct sapphire ball-lens peaks (380, 417, 646, and 751 cm(-1))) from th

139 P/HW confocal Raman diagnostic system with a ball-lens Raman probe for simultaneous acquistion of FP/

140 Two ball lenses, one of which was integrated with the LED, w

141 Here we show that forming ball-like aggregations is an adaptive strategy to increa

142 y in biology as to why this species forms 3D ball-like aggregations.

143 ch the particles are represented by billiard-ball-like hard objects.

144 es of leafhopper-produced brochosomes-soccer ball-like microscale granules with nanoscale indentation

145 al mitochondria indicated that they formed a ball-like structure with an internal lumen surrounded by

146 However, the paper ball-like, hard texture, and closed-sphere morphology of

147 ogenic conditions with controlled numbers of balls made of polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE), polymethyl

148 he A and B domains to interact in a "cup and ball" manner during catalysis, just as in the bacterial

149 herical filamentous aggregations called Lake Ball (Marimo).

150 ry and mechanical properties of the crumpled ball may reflect the history of its preparation.

151 difficulty increased by altering the virtual ball mechanics and the gain between joint movement and b

152 ytes--by solvent-free mechanical mixing in a ball mill and subsequent compression.

153 report that a mechanochemical reaction in a ball mill exhibits unusual sigmoidal feedback kinetics t

154 or phenanthrene and ground manually or in a ball mill for short periods of time.

155 maging of motion patterns inside a planetary ball mill from simulations and video recordings is shown

156 A planetary ball mill proved to be more suitable for the synthesis o

157 A new type of in situ ball mill setup has been developed at the Materials Scie

158 C-protected amino acids were performed in a ball mill under solvent-free conditions.

159 A vibrational ball mill was used for the preparation of N-protected al

160 city with ease by solvent-free grinding in a ball mill.

161 lorides and potassium cyanate in a planetary ball-mill is described.

162 at room temperature using a laboratory-scale ball-mill.

163 Proton conductivity measurements of a ball milled sample of the La complex corroborate this re

164 rolling the nature and extent of surfaces of ball-milled Bi and hence results in six-fold improvement

165 s, the SREL obtained through preswelling the ball-milled Eucalyptus wood powder in 2, 4 and 8% NaOH s

166 new, nano-sized superlattice (NSS) phase in ball-milled Fe alloys, which maintains coherency with th

167 Mesoporous activated carbon was ball-milled for increasing durations and the resultant p

168 Gel permeation chromatography of isolated ball-milled lignin indicated significant changes in the

169 degradation reaction rate was measured using ball-milled metallic glass powders revealing a low therm

170 y resulting from the decreased grain size by ball milling and hot pressing, improved both the peak an

171 al diborides were fabricated via high-energy ball milling and spark plasma sintering.

172 y input during direct compression, utilising ball milling as the method of energy input, whilst asses

173 20 min at 320 degrees C or room-temperature ball milling for 3 h.

174 Ball milling in ammonia or hydrocarbon is promising for

175 On the other hand, ball milling in the solid state is rapid and appears to

176 tration upon a prototypical system, CaF2, by ball milling it with BaF2, to create nanostructured Ba1-

177 sly inaccessible targets, through the use of ball milling mechanochemistry.

178 surfactants or solid exfoliation agents, as ball milling of bulk precursor materials usually produce

179 or tocochromanol analysis included knife and ball milling of freeze-dried vegetable pieces.

180 of graphene, BN, and MoS2 can be produced by ball milling of their bulk crystals in the presence of a

181 nsional (2D) materials can be produced using ball milling with the help of liquid surfactants or soli

182 s (femtosecond laser ablation and mechanical ball milling), and the CoO nanoparticles that result can

183 t demonstrate production of nanosheets using ball milling, but reveals surprising indestructible beha

184 es is also an important event encountered in ball milling, powder processing, and everyday activities

185 d the increased grain boundary density after ball milling.

186 lculate energy input into the powders during ball milling.

187 d gamma-CDs were subsequently synthesized by ball-milling a mixture of monotosylated alpha-, beta-, a

188 ng with as-synthesized ZIF-4 (ZIF-4.DMF) and ball-milling amorphized ZIF-4 (a(m)ZIF-4) were measured

189 cal modifications such as defects induced by ball-milling and physiological disease conditions, which

190 ical alterations in structure resulting from ball-milling and variations in the environment due to th

191 we fabricate graphene nanopowders (~5 nm) by ball-milling commercial multi-wall carbon nanotubes.

192 des under neat conditions at 50 degrees C or ball-milling conditions at room temperature.

193 I) are prepared by a simple mechanochemical ball-milling method, which allows low-cost and scalable

194 phene in-situ grown approach, which involved ball-milling of Cu powders with PMMA as solid carbon sou

195 he biomolecular content of the BC due to the ball-milling process.

196 Increased ball-milling time of SWCNTs resulted in enhanced structu

197 Ball-milling utilizes mechanical stress to modify proper

198 halcogenides on the surface of alumina under ball-milling without any solvent or metal.

199 A fast and efficient mechanosynthesis (ball-milling) method of preparing amorphous zeolitic imi

200 Ball-milling, however, may introduce structural defects

201 This ball-milling-assisted surface protection method may be g

202 Processes inside planetary ball mills are complex and strongly depend on the proces

203 Planetary ball mills are well known and used for particle size red

204 last few years the application of planetary ball mills has extended to mechanochemical approaches.

205 follow for modelling processes in planetary ball mills in terms of refinement, synthesis' yield and

206 rate the effect of the geometry of planetary ball mills on the energy entry.

207 hardly measurable for processes in planetary ball mills.

208 did bees observing a "ghost" demonstration (ball moved via magnet) or without demonstration.

209 rs) and network entropy (unpredictability of ball movement) had the most consistent association with

210 Defining players as nodes and ball movements as links, we analyzed the network propert

211 The extent of social exclusion (ball not being passed to the participant) was parametric

212 mediated by the distal N-terminal structure (ball) occluding the ion permeation pathway.

213 of the terminus to unfold, like the end of a ball of string, to accommodate binding.

214 increased stiffness, act like a "needle in a ball of yarn", enhancing the ability of the break to tra

215 ations describing the rolling of a spherical ball on a horizontal surface are obtained, the motion be

216 ovements with the goal to position a rolling ball on table into a target.

217 under different loading conditions using the ball-on-disc method.

218 Ball-on-disk tests at contact pressures of 1.3 gigapasca

219 High-contact stress ball-on-flat reciprocating sliding tribological tests at

220 We also report two distinct types of tar balls; one less oxidized than the other.

221 Instead of copying demonstrators moving balls over long distances, observers solved the task mor

222 Janus' particles, and multi-sectioned 'beach ball' particles.

223 n opposing series of kickers aim to kick the ball past them into the net.

224 d by the hierarchical morphology in photonic balls paves the way to use them as building blocks for c

225 Our study focuses on the Shaker B ball peptide that is representative for rapid N-type ina

226 inactivation is caused by a linked cytosolic ball peptide.

227 coustic pulling force experienced by a rigid ball placed inside such a beam confirms the pressure fie

228 direct writing onto the photo paper using a ball-point pen filled with nanoink (10 wt % of AgNPs-OA

229 solved the task more efficiently, using the ball positioned closest to the target, even if it was of

230 ture, with a globular C-terminal domain (the ball) preceded by a long intrinsically disordered N-term

231 Using residual bootstrap Q-ball probabilistic tractography on high angular resoluti

232 ation showed that addition of 8% FPH in fish ball products increased the perception of fishiness, sal

233 a sling to receive chest wall strikes with a ball propelled at 30 to 40 mph.

234 y known regulator of Bb formation, the Bucky ball protein.

235 x objects with assembly properties (fanciful ball, puzzle pieces, 3D pixels, propellers, fluidic and

236 nakes and a sex-linked color mutation in the ball python (Python regius) are best explained by boas a

237 nflammation was associated with infection in ball pythons but not in boa constrictors.

238 We infected boa constrictors and ball pythons by cardiac injection of purified virus.

239 Ball pythons fell ill within 2 months of infection and d

240 Ball pythons infected with Golden Gate virus (GoGV) and

241 We infected boa constrictors and ball pythons with purified reptarenavirus.

242 these two force fields can "push" a "rolling ball" quickly along the skeleton of a neuron, reconstruc

243 such as the radius of the indenter or steel ball, R.

244 ations governing the angular momentum of the ball relative to the point of contact with the plane con

245 mple of a self-assembly where the inner baby-ball resembling to the predicted M12(L(a))24 ball (1) wa

246 loop and the knuckle move away from the beta-ball residue Trp-233 during acidification and subsequent

247 Cells, represented by balls, roll downhill through a landscape of bifurcating

248 ily measurable orientation behavior has made ball-rolling dung beetles an attractive model organism f

249 e fierce competition for food, South African ball-rolling dung beetles carve a piece of dung off a du

250 In one group, the ball's bounce was manipulated so that the surface behave

251 court surface, and how the wind affects the ball's flight.

252 The ball's motion is tracked at high resolution and can be t

253 This bias occurs regardless of the ball's true kinetics, and thus appears to reflect an a p

254 This contrasts with the more prevalent rugby-ball shape of nuclei with reflection-symmetric, quadrupo

255 solution to form a nested structure with the ball-shaped PC(70)BM.

256 Spheroids are ball-shaped stone objects found in African archaeologica

257 s to the formation of an unprecedented rugby ball-shaped supramolecule consisting of 24 units of the

258 us artifact of 2 mm in diameter and 4 x 8-mm ball-shaped tip marker.

259 (22%) and divided into 3 categories: cotton ball sign (defined as a fuzzy hyperreflective area betwe

260 y was highest in association with the cotton ball sign and lowest in the acquired vitelliform lesion

261 The cotton ball sign, foveolar detachment, and acquired vitelliform

262 stematically linked to meaning (e.g., slaf = ball, slaflaf = balls), the doubling aversion shifts int

263 In another group, making the ball spin in a way that could physically explain its alt

264 In ball sports, we are taught to follow through, despite th

265 processing, and everyday activities, such as ball sports.

266 The dominating structure is the tennis ball structure, with an outer diameter of 40 nm and with

267 sicles with icosahedral, football, or tennis ball structures.

268 consisting of a pyrimidine-bridged Pd12 baby-ball supported by a Pd12 larger mother-ball.

269 c silver foil and a stainless-steel vial and ball system.

270 Deposition of tar balls (TBs) along the south Gujarat coast, situated on t

271 were examined using the "diaper plus cotton ball" technique.

272 m pheromone and live hornet presence to heat-ball the hornet.

273 ked to meaning (e.g., slaf = ball, slaflaf = balls), the doubling aversion shifts into a reliable (mo

274 metry and mechanics of the tennis racket and ball, the properties of the court surface, and how the w

275 veral parameters like properties of grinding balls, the filling ratio or revolution speed.

276 When a human catches a ball, they estimate future target location based on the

277 with defined domains termed the finger, beta-ball, thumb, palm, and knuckle.

278 s residues at selected positions in the beta-ball-thumb interface accelerates the desensitization of

279 in a task that required transporting a small ball to a defined location to gain a reward.

280 hitting a ball and sense that it caused the ball to fly over the net; we may also have an eerie but

281 btain a reward, bees had to move a displaced ball to the defined location.

282 distinct geometries, ranging from small tar balls to expansive horizontal oil sheets.

283 od ball construction and the ease of finding balls to parasitise.

284 A study of dung beetles rolling dung balls to safety reveals unexpected facets of the beetle'

285 el layer indented by a millimeter-size glass ball, together with a finite-element analysis.

286 f attachment reports, took part in a virtual ball-tossing game with their partners and two confederat

287 re: (1) whether teams consistently moved the ball towards their shooting specialists, measured as "up

288 e useful to use visual information about the ball trajectory to recall a specific motor memory.

289 yrolysis upon fuel addition resulted in "tar-ball" type particles dominated by organic aerosol with a

290 nics and the gain between joint movement and ball velocity.

291 ed two contrasting geometries (isolated tar "balls" versus horizontal "sheets") relative to an oil-fr

292 The formation of the baby-ball was not successful without the support of the mothe

293 or Whitney towers on immersed disks in the 4-ball, we identify some of these new invariants with prev

294 surface area; the effects of PMMA and glass balls were negligible by comparison.

295 Three models (Arrhenius, Eyring and Ball) were used to assess the temperature-dependent degr

296 he tribofilms generated on the composite and ball with optical profilometry, SEM, XPS and Auger spect

297 s Onthophagus taurus lay their eggs in brood balls within dung pats.

298 and test an empirical model derived from the Ball-Woodrow-Berry equation that estimates g(s) as a fun

299 sted the slant of a surface so that a moving ball would bounce off the surface and through a target h

300 whether a briefly presented moving target ("ball") would hit/miss a stationary vertical line segment