... contributed equally. 25 01 2024 05 05 2024 01 07 2024 Aside from the bioluminescence found in adults and larvae of these beetles, giving them their common names of glowworm beetles or railroad-worm beetles (lights on the body of some larvae and females look like the lights from train windows...

... concerns at highway-rail grade crossings (HRGCs) but many trespassing incidents have not been recorded and deeply studied since no collision or otherwise injured or killed, which might possibly contribute to crashes if they repeatedly occur. Detection and prevention of such events are critical for railroad...

... Journals Publication Model ( https://dbpia.nl.go.kr/journals/pages/open_access/funder_policies/chorus/standard_publication_model ) Abstract Background Railroad maintenance of way (MOW) workers are exposed to many workplace hazards, including diesel fuel and exhaust, ballast (silica) dust, asbestos...

...Shelby Gerking; Stephen F. Hamilton The model developed in the following section has three types of agents (mines, railroads, and electric utilities) and two types of markets (a market between mines and railroads and a series of spatially distributed markets between railroads and individual...

... by comparison with a radioactive light standard, a gift of the J.W. Hastings Laboratory ( 38 ). The luciferases of the Phrixotrix railroad worms are the only [OLE2] luciferases that naturally catalyse bioluminescence in the red region of the spectrum. For this reason, they constitute useful...

... To find the regions having a major influence on the bioluminescence spectra of railroad worm luciferases, we constructed new chimeric luciferases switching the fragments from residues 1–219 and from 220–545 between Phrixotrix viviani (PxvGR; λ_max = 548 nm) green light‐emitting...

... monitoring of reporters ( Hakkila et al. 2002 ), we attempted to develop a bioluminescence dual-reporter system in cyanobacteria. We selected two luciferases derived from railroad worms: PxvGR of Phrixothrix vivianii that catalyzes the emission of green bioluminescence (λ_max = 549 nm...

...Vadim R. Viviani; Etelvino J. H. Bechara BEHAVIOR Biolmninescence and Biological Aspects of Brazilian Railroad-Worms (Coleoptera: Phengodidae) VADIM R. VIVIANI AND ETELVINO J. H. BECHARA Departamento de Bioquimica, Instituto de Quimica...

...Steven D. Hanson; Stephen B. Baumhover; C. Phillip Baumel Copyright 1990 American Agricultural Economics Association 1990 Abstract The Staggers Rail Act of 1980 allowed contracts between railroads and shippers which have resulted in increased grain prices to some farmers while, at the same time...

..., sweet potato, railroad vine, callus cultures, salinity, light. The members of genus Ipomoea belong to the McComb, 1981). Comparative studies of salt toler- Convoluvulaceae family and are distributed in ance in plants and callus of Horaeum vulgare and tropical and subtropical regions...

... studies urban suburbs. The earliest suburbs were either relatively close in to the existing city or linked by public transit. Railroad suburbs were physically distinct, initially separated from the city by plenty of open land, but in many cases, these early suburbs now have a very urban feel. Often...

... technologies railroad and ship technology bicycle technology State v Bradford State v City of Millville Taylor v The Union Traction Company defective implementation rules Doll v Devery “misuse” of technology Rowland v Wanamaker State v Yopp Toedtemeier v Clackamas County State v Collins common law...

...Takin’ Care of Business. George Case, Oxford University Press (2021). © George Case. DOI: 10.1093/oso/9780197548813.003.0004 With bands like Grand Funk Railroad, Bachman-Turner Overdrive, Aerosmith, Ted Nugent, and Alice Cooper plying their trade around the stadiums and arenas...

...This chapter introduces the keyword “network of privilege” in order to explain how network structures further the advantages of white privilege. It explores the enthusiasm around model railroads in the early twentieth century to show how railroad hobbyists established a template for network...

... Nathaniel Kellogg Great Fire of 1871 King Henry W Pullman George Relief and Aid Society working class the Liberator The Thirteenth Amendment Chicago Times Inter Ocean Knights of Labor socialism Workingmen’s Party Arbeiter Zeitung Chicago Tribune Hickey Michael Railroad Uprisings 1877...

... to Nevada, transcontinental railroad workers, newspapermen, and minstrel performers embraced the “Liza Jane” family, carrying the songs to new audiences and readership. In particular, a celebrity-scoundrel by the name of Johnny Tuers performed a “Liza Jane” variant in Gold Hill, Nevada, a few years before...

... Railroad Washington County Cass County county histories La Porte County Parker Joseph “Uncle Joe” Ripley County Negro registers minstrelsy stereotypes about Black people vagrancy and trespassing ordinance Underground Railroad We had one that was a doctor here, Dr. Hill, he had a white wife...

... Gould's clerical career. It concludes with a return to Green, now in his final years, and to the problem with which it began: the contested rights of African-Americans to travel by rail. assault on Elisha Green Green Elisha W Maysville Paris Kentucky Millersburg race and racism railroads Separate...

... Mr Carney Sergeant William H hunting August Uncle Civil War humor secession South Carolina South Carolina Convention Ward family pseudonym Hudson family Underground Railroad Benton Mr Joe Uncle Tom Ben Uncle Confederacy Fort Sumter Jake Sumter Fort Hunting Fort Sumter Confederacy...

... in this subsection is the role of Timbuctoo in Underground Railroad and the inactions between the community versus slave catchers. Additionally, Timbuctoo was the home to several United State Colored Troops veterans, including, William Davis. Davis’s homestead was the focus for the archaeological research...