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14 May 2004: The winning image was taken by Ghim Wei Ho, a PhD student working for Professor Mark Welland, at the Nanoscience Centre. She took an image of a

1 May 2004: have similar, almost exchangeable functions, asdemonstrated recently by a gain-of-function point mutation in FtsA that removesthe requirement for ZipA completely (45). ... maritima(Figure 10). The protein was found to polymerizeeasily under mild

31 Aug 2004: As well as a general information day on September 7 about studying at Cambridge, many of the individual Colleges of the University are holding their own open

22 Sep 2004: General Sessions please see the Joint Schools Social Science Research. Methods Course entry (p. ... M. 3.30–5. please see the Joint Schools Social ScienceResearch Methods Course entry (p.

6 Jul 2004: The several requirements added are natural simplifying assumptions.They do not really have much proof theoretic justification as things stand. ... For the moment it is best to regard these requirements as being justified by themodels which we are able to

3 Nov 2004: Although the main closing date for applications for 2005 entry to Cambridge has passed, the 'mature' Colleges - Hughes Hall, Lucy Cavendish (women only), St Edmund's and Wolfson - continue to accept

8 Oct 2004: The increase in the percentage of line lost with h seen in the first two entries of table 1may be explained by the following heuristic argument. ... This requirement,which implies that. ln(δ/δ̄) = 12 (38)is relevant even for the hollow core vortex,

15 Mar 2004: Your friend informs you that Millennium Lighting has an annual requirement for 20 000 halogen bulbs and this demand is expected to remain constant into the indefinite future. ... may do so by the Invigilator. 10. SECTION A 1 Discuss the ways in which

20 Jul 2004: theBBC. A major emphasis this year has been on the conservation requirements of thephotographic collection. ... Acquisition, cataloguing, and indexing programmes added 61 monographs to thecollection in 2003, and 808 records to the in-house database

14 Sep 2004: The closing date for applications for 2005 entry (or deferred entry in 2006) is October 15, 2004.

30 Jun 2004: maintained (for example, the RAP1 protein fam-ily, PDB entry 1IGN; Konig et al., 1996). ... 2. The secondary structure of KorB–C (PDB entry 1IGQ) is shown below the alignment.

8 Oct 2004: The diagram, adopted from. the hidden Markov model toolkit (HTK) [130], has non-emitting entry and exit states, and. ... The transitions from the non-emitting entry state are re-. estimated by â1j = γj(1) for 1 < j < Ns and the transitions from the

2 Mar 2004: PART I. INTRODUCTION. 1. Legal requirement. 1.1 Adopting a publication scheme is a requirement of the Freedom of Information Act2000. ... 4. Who we are. Pembroke College is a College within the University of Cambridge that providesopportunities for men

29 Jun 2004: The Open Days are aimed at anyone considering applying for entry to Cambridge in October 2005 (or deferred entry in 2006) - in particular, those students who have not decided on a

8 Mar 2004: beyond a certain distance from the leading diagonal, all entries are zero, so that only a. ... not hampered by stability requirements. 45 R. E. Hunt, 2002.

15 Apr 2004: The requirement of FtsN for cell division in. E. coli. became obvious with a conditional null allele of the. ... Residues A127-L132apparently contribute a fourth helix, the Table entries forwhich are italicized here because they involve non-nativeresidues

22 Jul 2004: They are based on institutional profiles by the Teacher Training Agency and assess teacher-training providers on the entry qualifications of their students, Ofsted ratings and future employment statistics.

5 Aug 2004: Figure 1: Applications for Graduate and Postgraduate Courses 1993–2003. 20 CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY REPORTER [SPECIAL NO. ... requirements, these terms have been included. Only candidates formally registered for the Ph.D.

23 Mar 2004: Are plausible applicants for university (the standard requirement is 5 A/As at GCSE);.

3 Feb 2004: He said: "There is a great demand for microfluidics technologies that allows automation and integration of materials handling, which both eliminates the need for human intervention and reduces sample size requirements.".