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14 Jan 2015: 650 359,635 12,804,461 12,789,613 1,707,217 490,126 – 490,126 (514,787) (24,661) (14,650) 39,237 1,707,144 1,597,097. ... 112 23,337 3,130 – 3,130 (3,090) 40 – 656 24,032 23,772.

28 Jan 2015: collaboration. 4. The laboratory is to be constructed on University land located within the Cambridge Biomedical Campus on Puddicombe Way between the Li Ka Shing Centre and the multi-storey car

28 Jan 2015: Congregation of the Regent House on 24 January 2015 357. End of the Official Part of the ‘Reporter’. ... Congregation of the Regent House on 24 January 2015A Congregation of the Regent House was held at 2 p.m.

4 Feb 2015: Electrophysiological recordings from immobilizedand dissected C. elegans were essentially performed as describedpreviously [24]. ... in muscle indicatesa latency of the order of 80 ms [24].

5 Feb 2015: It is readily verified that Ka = K2a = a, or, as an operator equation,. ... Ka = Ka = (a) K. (4.52). It follows thatKej = ej, Kej = ej,.

5 Feb 2015: where the ka are a set of three Lagrangian multipliers,. R1 = κAκ̇A κ̄A′ ˙̄κA′. ... J. Math. Phys., 33(5):1831, 1992. [24] W.I. Fushchich and R.Z. Zhdanov.

5 Feb 2015: CONTENTS. Editorial 2. The Master's Letter 4. The College Library: Past, Present and Future 7. Science in Britain, circa 1992 10. Some Historical Notes on the College Council 15. Book Reviews 19. Obituaries 27. College Sport 36. College Societies 49.

13 Feb 2015: sp. nr. furuhashii wasps were selected randomly 24–48 h after visitingWolbachia-positive AsiaII7 whitefly nymphs. ... Theexperiment at each time point (24–96 h) was repeated four times contemporaneously.

14 Feb 2015: The most important quantities associated with a single 2-spinor κA are its flag-pole Ka = κAκA′, and the flagplane determined by the bivector Pab = κAκBA′B′ ABκA. ... P = 12ψσ1ψ̃ = κ(γ1(γ0 γ3))κ̃. (24). Since σ1 anticommutes with

14 Feb 2015: Theessential techniques are described in Chapter 5, which introduces the concept of themultivector derivative [18, 24]. ... ArBs 〈AB〉|sr| (1.23)ArBs 〈AB〉sr, (1.24). which we call the interior and exterior products respectively.