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Melatonin has an elimination half-life of 20 to 50 minutes. In humans, melatonin is mainly metabolized to 6-hydroxymelatonin, which is conjugated with sulfate to be excreted as a waste product in urine. | Wikipedia - Melatonin | null | null | null |
Melatonin was first reported as a potent antioxidant and free radical scavenger in 1993. In vitro, melatonin acts as a direct scavenger of oxygen radicals including OH•, O2−•, and the reactive nitrogen species NO•. In plants, melatonin works with other antioxidants to improve the overall effectiveness of each antioxida... | Wikipedia - Melatonin | null | null | null |
Via signal transduction through melatonin receptors, melatonin promotes the expression of antioxidant enzymes such as superoxide dismutase, glutathione peroxidase, glutathione reductase, and catalase.Melatonin occurs at high concentrations within mitochondrial fluid which greatly exceed the plasma concentration of mela... | Wikipedia - Melatonin | null | null | null |
Melatonin, also known as N-acetyl-5-methoxytryptamine, is a substituted tryptamine and a derivative of serotonin (5-hydroxytryptamine). It is structurally related to N-acetylserotonin (normelatonin; N-acetyl-5-hydroxytryptamine), which is the chemical intermediate between serotonin and melatonin in the body. Synthetic ... | Wikipedia - Melatonin as a medication and supplement | null | null | null |
Melbourne Bioinformatics together with QFAB Bioinformatics, QCIF and the University of Queensland’s Research Computing Centre jointly built and operate Galaxy Australia which is a major feature of the Genomics Virtual Laboratory. | Wikipedia - Melbourne Bioinformatics | null | null | null |
Meloidogyne hapla can be controlled using their natural enemies. Common biological controls of nematodes are fungi and bacteria. Some fungi use mycelial traps or sticky spores to catch nematodes while other fungi parasitize eggs and females. Bacteria consume juvenile nematodes by attaching and penetrating the cuticle. | Wikipedia - Northern root-knot nematode | null | null | null |
Melomics applies an evolutionary approach to music composition, i.e., music pieces are obtained by simulated evolution. These themes compete to better adapt to a proper fitness function, generally grounded on formal and aesthetic criteria. The Melomics system encodes each theme in a genome, and the entire population of... | Wikipedia - Melomics | null | null | null |
The system is fully autonomous: once programmed, it composes music without human intervention. This technology has been transferred to industry as an academic spin-off, Melomics Media, which has provided and reprogrammed a new computer cluster that created a huge collection of popular music. The results of this evoluti... | Wikipedia - Melomics | null | null | null |
Melon can be converted to 2,5,8-trichloroheptazine, a useful reagent for synthesis or heptazine derivatives. | Wikipedia - Melon (chemistry) | null | null | null |
Melt electrospinning is used to process biomedical materials for tissue engineering research. Volatile solvents are often toxic so avoiding solvents has benefits in this field. Melt electrospun fibers were used as part of a "bimodal tissue scaffold", where both micron-scale and nano-scale fibers were deposited simultan... | Wikipedia - Melt electrospinning | null | null | null |
Melt rheology has shown to be an accurate method in determining the polymer's molecular structure. This is beneficial in determining weld compatibility between materials; as materials with drastically different flow characteristics will be more difficult to join compared to those with more closely matched viscosity and... | Wikipedia - Rheological weldability | null | null | null |
Memantine is an NMDA receptor antagonist and is used to treat patients with moderate to severe Alzheimer's disease, but is also used as a neuroenhancement drug. Studies conducted on memantine were unable to conclusively verify neuroenhancement capability of the drug. Since most of these studies were single-dose tests o... | Wikipedia - Neuroenhancement | null | null | null |
Member nodes consist of Earth observing institutions, projects, and networks. They provide resources for their own data and replicated data, and focus on serving their specific constituencies. These member nodes are geographically distributed and include: Cornell Lab of Ornithology eBird Dryad Earth Data Analysis Cente... | Wikipedia - DataONE | null | null | null |
Member organizations of the ISC World Data System join voluntarily in one of the four membership categories: Regular, Network, Partner, and Associate Members. Members contribute their data holdings, data services or products. The updated list of Members is available on the ISC World Data System website: ISC-WDS Members... | Wikipedia - World Data System | null | null | null |
Member, American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) since 2000 Member, American Association for Artificial Intelligence (AAAI) since 2001 Member, SPIE since 2001 Member, Visual Sciences Society (VSS) since 2003 | Wikipedia - Hanson Robotics | null | null | null |
Members are accessed using the name of the instance of a structure or union, a period (. ), and the name of the member. For example, given the declaration of tee from above, the member known as y (of type float) can be accessed using the following syntax: Structures are commonly accessed through pointers. Consider the ... | Wikipedia - Storage class specifier | null | null | null |
Due to operator precedence ("." being higher than "*"), the shorter *ptr_to_tee.y is incorrect for this purpose, instead being parsed as *(ptr_to_tee.y) and thus the parentheses are necessary. | Wikipedia - Storage class specifier | null | null | null |
Because this operation is common, C provides an abbreviated syntax for accessing a member directly from a pointer. With this syntax, the name of the instance is replaced with the name of the pointer and the period is replaced with the character sequence ->. Thus, the following method of accessing y is identical to the ... | Wikipedia - Storage class specifier | null | null | null |
Members are drawn from women who have entered the profession through routes varying from traditional apprenticeship to higher education leading to graduate and further degrees. The participation of male engineers in the society is encouraged. Current membership exceeds 2,000 individuals and over 120 corporate and educa... | Wikipedia - Women's Engineering Society | null | null | null |
Members are typically businesses providing consultancy and other professional services in the field of engineering and the built environment. Their areas of expertise include buildings, transport, utilities, environment and construction and are located throughout the United Kingdom, but many operate worldwide. The Boar... | Wikipedia - Association for Consultancy and Engineering | null | null | null |
Members of A.I.M. appear in issue #5 of The Avengers: United They Stand comic book series. | Wikipedia - Advanced Idea Mechanics | null | null | null |
Members of IFMBE include: American Institute for Medical and Biological Engineering Association for the Advancement of Medical Instrumentation Canadian Medical and Biological Engineering Society Hong Kong Institution of Engineers IEEE Engineering in Medicine & Biology Society Institute of Physics and Engineering in Med... | Wikipedia - International Federation of Medical and Biological Engineering | null | null | null |
Members of a particular population were asked four questions: whether they watched TV the night before for an hour at 7 PM (hour 1), at 8 PM (hour 2), at 9 PM (hour 3) and at 10 PM (hour 4). A positive answer to a question was recorded as 1, and a negative answer, as 0. Thus, for example, the profile 1010 represents a ... | Wikipedia - Facet theory | null | null | null |
Suppose that out of the 16 combinatorially possible profiles, only the following eleven profiles were observed empirically: 0000, 1000, 0100, 0010, 0001, 1100, 0110, 0011, 1110, 0111, 1111. Figure 3 is an order-preserving mapping of these profiles into a 2-dimensional coordinate space. Given this POSAC solution, an att... | Wikipedia - Facet theory | null | null | null |
This is done by, first, interpreting the intervals (equivalence classes) within each coordinate, and then trying to conceptualize the derived meanings of the ordered intervals, in terms of a meaningful notion that may be attributed to the coordinate. In the present simplified example, this is easy: Inspecting the map, ... | Wikipedia - Facet theory | null | null | null |
Profiles with X1 = 3 all have 1 in the third watching hour but 0 at the fourth hour, i.e., the third hour is the latest watching hour. X1 = 2 is assigned to, and only to, profiles whose latest watching hour is the second hour. And, finally, X1 = 1 is for the profile 1000 which represents the fact that the first hour is... | Wikipedia - Facet theory | null | null | null |
Hence, it may be concluded that intervals of coordinate X1 represent j=the latest hour—among the four hours observed—in which TV was watched, (j = 1, ..., 4). Similarly, it is found that intervals of coordinate X2 represent 5 − k for k (k = 1, ..., 4) is the earliest hour of TV watching. Indeed, for profiles of the obs... | Wikipedia - Facet theory | null | null | null |
Example 3 illustrates key features of Multiple Scaling by POSAC that render this procedure a theory-based multivariate measurement: The two scores assigned by Multiple Scaling to every observed profile—and hence to every person in the observed sample—replace the more numerous scores (four, in the present example) of th... | Wikipedia - Facet theory | null | null | null |
In the present example, the earliest and the latest hour indeed exhaust the essential aspects of the pattern of TV watching, given the particular set of observed profiles. The concepts derived for the fundamental, unobserved coordinate-scales retain the CMR—the essential meaning common to all observed variables. In the... | Wikipedia - Facet theory | null | null | null |
Members of numerically smaller racial/ethnic groups are also more likely to be misclassified, whereas members of racial/ethnic majorities are less likely to experience misclassification. In the example of White individuals, who are a numerical majority in the U.S., White features and likeness can be easily observed in ... | Wikipedia - Racial misclassification | null | null | null |
On the other hand, smaller racial/ethnic groups are not typically represented in mainstream media or popular culture and they are less likely to be present in the average social space due to their small numerical size. Therefore, when misclassification occurs, it typically occurs in one direction with numerically small... | Wikipedia - Racial misclassification | null | null | null |
Members of the PDP series include: PDP-1 The original PDP, an 18-bit 4-rack machine used in early time-sharing operating system work, and prominent in MIT's early hacker culture, which led to the (Massachusetts) Route 128 hardware startup belt (DEC's second home, Prime Computer, etc.). What is believed to be the first ... | Wikipedia - Programmed Data Processor | null | null | null |
The only PDP-3 was built by the CIA's Scientific Engineering Institute (SEI) in Waltham, Massachusetts to process radar cross section data for the Lockheed A-12 reconnaissance aircraft in 1960. Architecturally it was essentially a PDP-1 controlling a PDP-1 stretched to 36-bit word width. : p.4 PDP-4 This 18-bit machine... | Wikipedia - Programmed Data Processor | null | null | null |
: p.4 All later 18-bit PDP machines (7, 9 and 15) are based on a similar, but enlarged instruction set, more powerful, but based on the same concepts as the 12-bit PDP-5/PDP-8 series. One customer of these early PDP machines was Atomic Energy of Canada. The installation at Chalk River, Ontario included an early PDP-4 w... | Wikipedia - Programmed Data Processor | null | null | null |
PDP-5 It was the world's first commercially produced minicomputer: p.4 and DEC's first 12-bit machine (1963). The instruction set was later expanded in the PDP-8 to handle more bit rotations and to increase the maximum memory size from 4K words to 32K words. It was one of the first computer series with more than 1,000 ... | Wikipedia - Programmed Data Processor | null | null | null |
PDP-6 This 36-bit machine, DEC's first large PDP computer, came in 1964 with the first DEC-supported timesharing system. 23 were installed. : p.6 Although the PDP-6 was "disappointing to management," it introduced the instruction set and was the prototype for the far more successful PDP-10 and DEC System-20, of which h... | Wikipedia - Programmed Data Processor | null | null | null |
PDP-7 Replacement for the PDP-4; DEC's first wire-wrapped machine. It was introduced in 1964, and a second version, the 7A, was subsequently added. A total of 120 7 & 7A systems were sold. | Wikipedia - Programmed Data Processor | null | null | null |
: p.8 The first version of Unix, and the first version of B, a predecessor of C, were written for the PDP-7 at Bell Labs, as was the first version (by DEC) of MUMPS. PDP-8 12-bit machine (1965) with a tiny instruction set; DEC's first major commercial success and the start of the minicomputer revolution. Many were purc... | Wikipedia - Programmed Data Processor | null | null | null |
Later models are also used in the DECmate word processor and the VT-78 workstation. LINC-8 A hybrid of the LINC and PDP-8 computers; two instruction sets; 1966. Progenitor of the PDP-12. | Wikipedia - Programmed Data Processor | null | null | null |
PDP-9 Successor to the PDP-7; DEC's first micro-programmed machine (1966). It features a speed increase of approximately twice that of the PDP-7. The PDP-9 is also one of the first small or medium scale computers to have a keyboard monitor system based on DIGITAL's own small magnetic tape units (DECtape). | Wikipedia - Programmed Data Processor | null | null | null |
The PDP-9 established minicomputers as the leading edge of the computer industry. PDP-10 Also marketed as the DECsystem-10, this 36-bit timesharing machine (1966) was quite successful over several different implementations (KA, KI, KL, KS) and models. The instruction set is a slightly elaborated form of that of the PDP... | Wikipedia - Programmed Data Processor | null | null | null |
The KS was used for the 2020, DEC's entry in the distributed processing market, introduced as "the world's lowest cost mainframe computer system." PDP-11 The archetypal minicomputer (1970); a 16-bit machine and another commercial success for DEC. The LSI-11 is a four-chip PDP-11 used primarily for embedded systems. | Wikipedia - Programmed Data Processor | null | null | null |
The 32-bit VAX series is descended from the PDP-11, and early VAX models have a PDP-11 compatibility mode. The 16-bit PDP-11 instruction set has been very influential, with processors ranging from the Motorola 68000 to the Renesas H8 and Texas Instruments MSP430, inspired by its highly orthogonal, general-register orie... | Wikipedia - Programmed Data Processor | null | null | null |
PDP-12 12-bit machine (1969), descendant of the LINC-8 and thus of the PDP-8. It can execute the instruction set of either system. See LINC and PDP-12 User Manual. | Wikipedia - Programmed Data Processor | null | null | null |
With slight redesign, and different livery, officially followed by, and marketed as, the "Lab-8".PDP-13 Designation was not used. PDP-14 A machine with 12-bit instructions, intended as an industrial controller (PLC; 1969). | Wikipedia - Programmed Data Processor | null | null | null |
It has no data memory or data registers; instructions can test Boolean input signals, set or clear Boolean output signals, jump conditional or unconditionally, or call a subroutine. Later versions (for example, the PDP-14/30) are based on PDP-8 physical packaging technology. | Wikipedia - Programmed Data Processor | null | null | null |
I/O is line voltage. PDP-15 DEC's final 18-bit machine (1970). It is the only 18-bit machine constructed from TTL integrated circuits rather than discrete transistors, and, like every DEC 18-bit system (except mandatory on the PDP-1, absent on the PDP-4) has an optional integrated vector graphics terminal, DEC's first ... | Wikipedia - Programmed Data Processor | null | null | null |
Later versions of the PDP-15 run a real-time multi-user OS called "XVM". The final model, the PDP-15/76 uses a small PDP-11 to allow Unichannel peripherals to be used. PDP-16 A "roll-your-own" sort of computer using Register Transfer Modules, mainly intended for industrial control systems with more capability than the ... | Wikipedia - Programmed Data Processor | null | null | null |
Members of the collagen superfamily are major contributors to the extracellular matrix. The triple helical structure provides strength and stability to collagen fibers by providing great resistance to tensile stress. The rigidity of the collagen fibers is an important factor that can withstand most mechanical stress, m... | Wikipedia - Triple helix | null | null | null |
Members of the genus Synechococcus contribute ~25% to photosynthetic primary productivity in the ocean, having significant bottom-up effect on higher trophic levels. The dissolved organic matter (DOM) released from viral lysis by cyanophages can be shunted into the microbial loop where it is recycled or rejected by het... | Wikipedia - Cyanophage | null | null | null |
In certain species of cyanobacteria, such as Trichodesmium that perform nitrogen fixation, cyanophages are capable of increasing the supply rate of bioavailable organic nitrogen through lysis.Cyanophages also infect bloom-forming cyanobacteria that can be toxic to health of humans and other animals through the producti... | Wikipedia - Cyanophage | null | null | null |
Spikes in cyanobacteria populations are usually brought on by nutrient increases due to run-off from fertilizers, dust, and sewage. By killing hosts, cyanophages may help restore ecosystems to their natural balance.In addition to regulating population size, cyanophages likely influence phylogenetic composition by allow... | Wikipedia - Cyanophage | null | null | null |
Due to the lysogenic phase of their replication cycle, cyanophages may behave as mobile genetic elements for genetic diversification of their hosts through horizontal gene transfer. Whether the lytic or lysogenic phase dominates in a given area has been hypothesized to depend on eutrophic or oligotrophic conditions, re... | Wikipedia - Cyanophage | null | null | null |
Members of this family are the peptidase inhibitor madanin proteins. These proteins were isolated from tick saliva. | Wikipedia - Protease inhibitor (biology) | null | null | null |
Members: over 180,000 (as at June 2019) State Associations: 16 District Associations: around 400 Committees offices and info centres: around 60 | Wikipedia - Allgemeiner Deutscher Fahrrad-Club | null | null | null |
Membership in 1944 was approximately 42,000. By 1935, the union had expanded out of Detroit into other cities with a significant amount of industrial workers, including Rome, New York, Flint, Michigan, Toledo, Ohio, Cleveland, Ohio, Defiance, Ohio and the Connecticut cities of Torrington, New Haven, and Bridgeport. | Wikipedia - Mechanics Educational Society of America | null | null | null |
Membership in the SPASE consortium is open to any individual or agency. The consortium meets by telecon every two weeks to discuss and vote on changes to the data model, conventions and to endorse compliant tools and services. Face-to-face meetings typically occur in conjunction with related science meetings. | Wikipedia - Space Physics Archive Search and Extract | null | null | null |
There are many individuals who are members of the SPASE consortium with a diverse range of science and agency interests. Participants in the SPASE consortium represent interested groups from NASA, NOAA, JAXA, ESA, CNES and a variety of research institutions. Systems that have adopted the SPASE standards or use SPASE co... | Wikipedia - Space Physics Archive Search and Extract | null | null | null |
Membership of this society consists of persons and institutions interested in ecology and in the promotion of ecological research. The following classes of members are recognized: Regular members, Student members, Life members, Emeritus members, and Institutional members. | Wikipedia - Ecological Applications | null | null | null |
Membrane biology has been greatly influenced by YbCl3, where39K+ and23Na+ ion movement is critical in establishing electrochemical gradients. Nerve signaling is a fundamental aspect of life that may be probed with YbCl3 using NMR techniques. YbCl3 may also be used as a calcium ion probe, in a fashion similar to a sodiu... | Wikipedia - Ytterbium(III) chloride | null | null | null |
YbCl3 travels with the solid food and therefore helps determine which food phase is ideal to incorporate the food additive. The YbCl3 concentration is quantified by inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry to within 0.0009 μg/mL. YbCl3 concentration versus time yields the flow rate of solid particulates in the anim... | Wikipedia - Ytterbium(III) chloride | null | null | null |
The animal is not harmed by the YbCl3 since YbCl3 is simply excreted in fecal matter and no change in body weight, organ weight, or hematocrit levels has been observed in mice.The catalytic nature of YbCl3 also has an application in DNA microarrays, or so called DNA “chips”. YbCl3 led to a 50–80 fold increase in fluore... | Wikipedia - Ytterbium(III) chloride | null | null | null |
Membrane biophysics is the study of biological membrane structure and function using physical, computational, mathematical, and biophysical methods. A combination of these methods can be used to create phase diagrams of different types of membranes, which yields information on thermodynamic behavior of a membrane and i... | Wikipedia - Membrane biology | null | null | null |
Membrane computing, also known as P systems, is a subfield of computer science that studies distributed and parallel computing models based on the structure and function of biological membranes. In these systems, objects such as symbols or strings are processed within compartments defined by membranes, and the communic... | Wikipedia - Alternative computing | null | null | null |
Membrane techniques are successfully used in the separation in the liquid and gas systems for years, and the polymeric membranes are used most commonly because they have lower cost to produce and are easy to modify their surface, which make them suitable in different separation processes. Polymers helps in many fields ... | Wikipedia - Polymer Engineering | null | null | null |
Membrane-mediated anesthesia employs substrate presentation. General anesthetics propofol and inhaled anesthetics xenon, chloroform, isoflurane, diethyl ether disrupt lipid raft function and palmitate mediated localization of PLD2 to lipid rafts. Activation of PLD then activates TREK-1 channels. The membrane mediated P... | Wikipedia - Substrate presentation | null | null | null |
Membraneless organelles (MLOs), also known as biomolecular condensates, are a form of cell compartmentalization. Unlike classic membrane-bound organelles (e.g. mitochondrion, nucleus or lysosome), MLOs are not separated from their surroundings by a lipid bilayer. MLOs are mostly composed of proteins and nucleic acids, ... | Wikipedia - Coacervate | null | null | null |
They have been shown to serve various functions: they can store and protect cellular material during stress conditions, they participate in gene expression and they are involved in the control of signal transduction.It is now widely believed that MLOs form through LLPS. This was first proposed after observing that Caja... | Wikipedia - Coacervate | null | null | null |
Even if initially they are liquid-like, over time some of them maturate into solids (gel-like or even crystalline, depending on the extent of spatial ordering within the condensate).Many proteins participating in the formation of MLO contain so-called intrinsically disordered regions (IDRs), parts of the polypeptide ch... | Wikipedia - Coacervate | null | null | null |
Membranome database is a database of bitopic proteins from several model organisms. Bitopic proteins in OPM database == References == | Wikipedia - Single-pass transmembrane protein | null | null | null |
Membranous nephropathy (MN) Sjögren's syndrome Systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) Diabetes mellitus Sarcoidosis Drugs (such as corticosteroids, gold, intravenous heroin) Malignancy (cancer) Bacterial infections, e.g. leprosy & syphilis Protozoal infections, e.g. malariaFocal segmental glomerulosclerosis (FSGS) Hyperten... | Wikipedia - Nephrotic syndrome | null | null | null |
Memetic algorithms have been successfully applied to a multitude of real-world problems. Although many people employ techniques closely related to memetic algorithms, alternative names such as hybrid genetic algorithms are also employed. Researchers have used memetic algorithms to tackle many classical NP problems. To ... | Wikipedia - Memetic algorithm | null | null | null |
Memory B cells are plasma cells that are able to produce antibodies for a long time. Unlike the naive B cells involved in the primary immune response the memory B cell response is slightly different. The memory B cell has already undergone clonal expansion, differentiation and affinity maturation, so it is able to divi... | Wikipedia - Immunological memory | null | null | null |
Memory foam derives its viscoelastic properties from several effects, due to the material's internal structure. The network effect is the force working to restore the foam's structure when it is deformed. This effect is generated by the deformed porous material pushing outwards to restore its structure against an appli... | Wikipedia - Memory foam | null | null | null |
The adhesive effect, or adhesion, caused by the stickiness of the surfaces within the foam, which work against decompression as the internal pores within the foam are pressed together The relaxation effect (the strongest of the three forces working against expansion), caused by the foam's material being near its glass ... | Wikipedia - Memory foam | null | null | null |
The underlying physics of this process can be described by polymeric creep.The pneumatic and adhesive effects are strongly correlated with the size of the pores within memory foam. Smaller pores lead to higher internal surface area and reduced air flow, increasing the adhesion and pneumatic effects. Thus the foam's pro... | Wikipedia - Memory foam | null | null | null |
Its glass transition temperature can also be modulated by using additives in the foam's material.Memory foam's mechanical properties can affect the comfort of mattresses produced with it. There is also a trade-off between comfort and durability. Certain memory foams may have a more rigid cell structure, leading to a we... | Wikipedia - Memory foam | null | null | null |
Memory geometry describes the logical configuration of a RAM module, but consumers will always find it easiest to grasp the physical configuration. Much of the confusion surrounding memory geometry occurs when the physical configuration obfuscates the logical configuration. The first defining feature of RAM is form fac... | Wikipedia - Memory geometry | null | null | null |
Modules with the number of RAM chips equal to some power of two do not support memory error detection or correction. If there are extra RAM chips (between powers of two), these are used for ECC. | Wikipedia - Memory geometry | null | null | null |
RAM modules are 'keyed' by indentations on the sides, and along the bottom of the module. This designates the technology, and classification of the modules, for instance whether it is DDR2, or DDR3, and whether it is suitable for desktops, or for servers. Keying was designed to make it difficult to install incorrect mo... | Wikipedia - Memory geometry | null | null | null |
It is important to make sure that the keying of the module matches the key of the slot it is intended to occupy.Additional, non-memory chips on the module may be an indication that it was designed for high capacity memory systems for servers, and that the module may be incompatible with mass-market systems.As the next ... | Wikipedia - Memory geometry | null | null | null |
Memory is a very broad function which includes several distinct abilities, all of which can be selectively impaired and require individual testing. There is disagreement as to the number of memory systems, depending on the psychological perspective taken. From a clinical perspective, a view of five distinct types of me... | Wikipedia - Neuropsychological test | null | null | null |
Memory plays an important role in curiosity. Memory is how the brain stores and accesses stored information. If curiosity is the desire to seek out and understand unfamiliar or novel stimuli, memory helps determine if the stimulus is indeed unfamiliar. In order to determine if a stimulus is novel, an individual must re... | Wikipedia - Exploratory behavior | null | null | null |
Curiosity may also affect memory. Stimuli that are novel tend to capture more of our attention. Additionally, novel stimuli usually have a reward value associated with them, the anticipated reward of what learning that new information may bring. With stronger associations and more attention devoted to a stimulus, it is... | Wikipedia - Exploratory behavior | null | null | null |
MemoryMaster — Early reduced-chip substitute for Apple's Extended 80-Column Card (80 columns + 64 kB RAM) MemoryMaster IIe — replacement 80-column card with 64kB—256kB RamWorks (a. k. a. RamWorks I, RamWorks Basic) — 80-column + memory expansion card with 256—1024 kB RAM RamWorks II — 80-column + memory expansion card ... | Wikipedia - Applied Engineering | null | null | null |
Men and women leading polyandrous lifestyles have higher levels of testosterone. However, it is unclear whether higher levels of testosterone cause increased sex drive and in turn multiple partners or whether sexual activity with multiple partners causes the increase in testosterone. Sociosexuality in women is positive... | Wikipedia - Female promiscuity | null | null | null |
Libido is correlated with the menstrual cycle so that many women experience an increase in sexual desire several days immediately before ovulation. Testosterone levels rise gradually from about the 24th day of a woman's menstrual cycle until ovulation on about the 14th day of the next cycle.It is common for sex drive t... | Wikipedia - Female promiscuity | null | null | null |
Men of Mathematics remains widely read. It has received general praise and some criticism. In the opinion of Ivor Grattan-Guinness the mathematics profession was poorly served by Bell's book: ...perhaps the most widely read modern book on the history of mathematics. As it is also one of the worst, it can be said to hav... | Wikipedia - Men of Mathematics | null | null | null |
Bell that Lagrange, in his Méchanique Analytique, was the first to have connected time to space as a fourth coordinate. ...However, Lagrange did not express these thoughts quite as precisely as Bell seems to imply....Thus, it is far from certain after consulting the original text whether or not Lagrange came close to f... | Wikipedia - Men of Mathematics | null | null | null |
Men who PNP with methamphetamine, cocaine, MDMA, and ketamine are twice as likely to have unprotected sex (meaning sex without using a condom or taking PrEP), according to British research from 2006. The study also found that up to 20% of gay men from central London gyms had tried methamphetamine, the drug most associa... | Wikipedia - Party and play | null | null | null |
Men who are more invested into a relationship have more to lose if their female partner is engaging in extra-pair copulations. This has led to the development of the cuckoldry risk hypothesis, which states that men who are at a higher risk of sperm competition due to female partner infidelity are more likely to sexuall... | Wikipedia - Human sperm competition | null | null | null |
Men who consume pornography regularly have reported less stable mental health, specifically higher levels of depression. Pornography can be considered addictive, especially in men. | Wikipedia - Effects of pornography | null | null | null |
Men's basketball is the most popular sport at the university. Long-time head coach Lefty Driesell began the now nationwide tradition of "Midnight Madness" in 1971. Beginning in 1989, alumnus Gary Williams revived the program, which was struggling in the wake of Len Bias's death and NCAA rules infractions. Williams led ... | Wikipedia - Center for Bioinformatics and Computational Biology | null | null | null |
On February 7, 2006, Williams won his 349th game to surpass Driesell and became Maryland's all-time leader among basketball coaches. Mark Turgeon became head coach in 2011. | Wikipedia - Center for Bioinformatics and Computational Biology | null | null | null |
Maryland football is also popular at the university. The Terrapins were awarded the national championship by the wire services in 1953, and 1951, by several retroactive selectors. Women's basketball has become one of the most celebrated sports on campus, due to significant success in the Brenda Frese era. | Wikipedia - Center for Bioinformatics and Computational Biology | null | null | null |
After experiencing a period of national prominence under head coach, Chris Weller in the 1980s, including a pair of trips to the Final Four in 1982 and 1989, the Maryland Terrapins reached their full potential in 2006, winning the NCAA national championship. In the ACC, Maryland was regularly a threat to win regular se... | Wikipedia - Center for Bioinformatics and Computational Biology | null | null | null |
Menadione is converted to vitamin K2 (specifically, MK-4) by the prenyltransferase action of vertebrate UBIAD1. This reaction requires the hydroquinone (reduced) form of K3, menadiol, produced by NQO1.Menadione is also a circulating form of vitamin K, produced in small amounts (1–5%) after intestinal absorption of K1 a... | Wikipedia - Vitamin K3 | null | null | null |
Mendelian laws (Dominance and Uniformity, segregation of genes, and Independent Assortment) Hardy–Weinberg principle | Wikipedia - Laws of science | null | null | null |
Menger and Birkhoff gave axioms for projective geometry in terms of the lattice of linear subspaces of projective space. Von Neumann's axioms for continuous geometry are a weakened form of these axioms. A continuous geometry is a lattice L with the following properties L is modular. | Wikipedia - Continuous geometry | null | null | null |
L is complete. The lattice operations ∧, ∨ satisfy a certain continuity property, ( ⋀ α ∈ A a α ) ∨ b = ⋀ α ( a α ∨ b ) {\displaystyle \left(\bigwedge _{\alpha \in A}a_{\alpha }\right)\lor b=\bigwedge _{\alpha }(a_{\alpha }\lor b)} , where A is a directed set and if α < β then aα < aβ, and the same condition with ∧ and... | Wikipedia - Continuous geometry | null | null | null |
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