10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «THERMOPHIL»
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thermophil in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
thermophil and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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New Zealand Journal of Agricultural Research
THE ANALYSES OF VARIANCE OF REPEATED THERMO-COUPLE AND
THERMOPHIL READINGS Estimated Components of Variance as Percentages*
Source of Variation Sheep (S) Repeats (R) Time (T) S X R S X T R X T S x R x T
1.0 4.6 ...
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Influence of Temperature and Feeding Mode on Digestion and ...
thermophilen Prozesses deutlich erhöht, während der Methanertrag im Vergleich
zum mesophil-thermophil-mesophilen Betrieb unverändert blieb. Durch die
Behandlung in der Pilotanlage wurde die Keimzahl von Fäkalcoliformen in der ...
Mathias Effenberger,
2008
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Applications of Radiation Thermometry: A Symposium
The Thermophil is positioned inside a large water-filled thermos jug to protect it
from the furnace heat for up to 10 h. Currently, the combination of a portable
thermometer and programmable calculator offers the instrument person a quick
and ...
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Malakologische Abhandlungen
(xero- thermophil) med.-w.eur. o.alp.-karpat m.eur. o. -eur. eur.-sibir. o.alp.-karpat
. o. m.eur. alp.-m. n.eur. o.so.eur. 'pont.-pannon. Schwerpkt. (thermophil) m.so.eur
. m.eur. eur. т.о. eur. pal. m.o.eur. pal. (helophil) cur. pont. Die Standorte A) ...
Staatliches Museum für Tierkunde in Dresden (Germany),
1985
Sporing aerobe and thermophil. Sporing aerobe. — Sporing aerobe. »» »»
Sporing aerobe. Anaerobe. A-3 A33 c-3 c-8 c-6 Fruit. c193 c-3 c-3 B3 A6- C1- A-3
A63- Apples. Apricots. Tomatoes. Peaches. Tomatoes. Peaches. Tomatoes.
Great Britain. Food Investigation Board,
1923
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Special Report - Great Britain. Dept. of Scientific and ...
Sporing aerobe and thermophil. 7 i> 16 „ 16 „ — >1 Sporing aerobe and
streptococcus. 8 •i 16 days and 9 days (21°). 25 days (9 at 21°). >J 2 Sporing
aerobes thermophil and a diplococcus. 9 JJ J> Tt )I 11 — >J Sporing aerobe. 9«
Control.
Great Britain. Food Investigation Board,
1919
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Acta microbiologica Polonica. Series B: Microbiologia applicata
The rise per unit of thermophil biomass lasted for 3 hr, while in control only for 30
min. It seems, that the stimulating action of sulfathiazole on biosynthesis of
vitamin B12 by both variants of B. megaterium results from the prolongation of ...
Die tieferstehenden Aphodiinen sind minder thermophil als die höherstehenden
Coprinen und ähnlich verhält es sich bei vielen anderen Coleopterengruppen (z.
B. Carabiden, Canthariden, u. a.). Unter den Megalopteren sind die einfachen ...
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Processing, microstructure and properties of HSLA steels: ...
with a THERMOPHIL system. Figure 1 is the result of such a comparison, and
shows excellent agreement. The THERMOPHIL system and its use are described
in the subsequent subsection of this paper and in Reference (3). 1400 Clock
Time ...
Anthony J. DeArdo, TMS Ferrous Metallurgy Committee,
1988
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2d International Congress of Entomology, Oxford, August, 1912...
Die tieferstehenden Aphodiinen sind minder thermophil als die höherstehenden
Coprinen und ähnlich verhält es sich bei vielen anderen Coleopterengruppen (z.
B. Carabiden, Canthariden, u. a.). Unter den Megalopteren sind die einfachen ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «THERMOPHIL»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
thermophil is used in the context of the following news items.
Dieback researchers converge on Albany
“In the past five years we have described 11 new Phytophthora species,” A/Pro Burgess said. P. multivora, P. elongate, P. arenaria, P. constricta, P. thermophile, ... «Science Network Western Australia, Jul 15»
Development of genetic tools for Myceliophthora thermophila
The thermophilic filamentous fungus Myceliophthora thermophila has many suitable characteristics for industrial biotechnology and could be a promising new ... «BMC Blogs Network, May 15»
Microbe produces ethanol from switchgrass without pretreatment
Because C. bescii is a thermophile (heat loving) and CBP is carried out at elevated temperatures, a gene for a heat-stable enzyme enabling ethanol synthesis ... «Phys.Org, Apr 15»
Planet Formation and the Origin of Life
... the source of energy needed to synthesize more complex organic structures. This idea is consistent with other work that suggests LUCA was a thermophile. «The Planetary Society, Feb 15»
Er, about that stunning 14X improvement in biofuels enzyme …
But, with the news circulating about regarding the remarkable abilities of an enzyme found inside a thermophile, there's less than meets the eye. There's been a ... «Biobased Digest, Jan 15»
New Host For Life? HAT-P-11b May Just be The Smallest Exoplanet …
"A thermophile is an organism that thrives at relatively high temperatures and many thermophiles are archaea" researchers at Princeton University say. «Latinos Health, Sep 14»
How Heat-Loving Organisms Are Helping Advance Medicine
These heat lovers, known as thermophiles, thrive at temperatures of 113 degrees F or more. They're often found in hot springs, geysers and even home water ... «LiveScience.com, Jul 14»
Chilled Microbes Responsible for Mars Methane Mystery?
The two methanogens were selected as one is a hyperthermophile and the other is a thermophile, meaning they survive in extremely hot environments (such as ... «Discovery News, May 14»
Research suggests Earth microbes could survive on Mars
With this in mind, Mickol chose her specimens because M. formicicum is a thermophile that thrives in temperatures of 37° C (98.6° F), and M. wolfeii prefers 55° ... «Gizmag, May 14»
"Earth-Like Organisms Could Exist Today on Mars" --Methane …
The two species were selected because one is a hyperthermophile, meaning it thrives under extremely hot temperatures, and the other is a thermophile, which ... «The Daily Galaxy, May 14»