The defect theory proposes that the turbulent sweeps that are generated in turbulent flows entrain sediment that upon deposition generates defects in a non-cohesive material.
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In it, Eskin and Menaker showed the scientific community the ability of house sparrows to entrain to auditory cues as opposed to previously shown light cues.
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KaiA ratios to KaiB and KaiC express a circadian rhythm and guides phosphorylation of KaiC based on KaiA ratios that can entrain in different light dark conditions.
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People with circadian rhythm sleep disorders may use oral melatonin to help entrain ( biologically synchronize in the correct phase ) to the environmental light-dark cycle.
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They sweep up or " entrain " the surrounding dense molecular gas to form a continuous flow of material, which is referred to as a bipolar outflow.
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Recently, the slime was reported to entrain water in its microfilaments, creating a slow-to-dissipate, viscoelastic substance, rather than a simple gel.
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Some geothermal steam sources entrain non-soluble minerals that must be removed from the steam before it is used for generation; this material must be properly disposed.
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But some users note that in practice the finite conductivity of metals may produce a similar effect, and a bare G-line can entrain a propagating wave.
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Although light pulses do not entrain, full photoperiod LD cycles can still drive cycling in the ventral-lateral neurons in the " Drosophila " brain.
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The energy of the falling water entrains the air into the water, but that is not the energy that pressurizes the air, as is often incorrectly claimed.
