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Showing 1 to 20 of 37 for “"WAP"”.
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A Comparison of WAP Development in C# and Java.
<p>Wireless Application Protocol (WAP) is the current de-facto standard for communication used by the world wide web (WWW) for wireless devices. WAP application development consists of software development in the Wireless Markup Language (WML) and the WML scripting language. The WAP development …
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Dynamic markup language conversion for improved WAP network architecture and performance
… providers. Users can browse the web with a WAP (Wireless Application Protocol) enabled device such as a cellular phone or a PDA (Personal Digital Assistant)., while service providers can make their services available anytime and anywhere by exploiting the wireless features of the protocol. …
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Insights into the Synthesis, Mechanism of Action, and Biosynthesis of a Novel Lipodepsipeptide Antibiotic, WAP-8294A2
… antibiotic in the clinical pipeline is WAP-8294A2. WAP-8294A2 (Figure 1.0.4) was isolated from the soil bacteria Lysobacter staphylocidin (FERM BP-4900) in Japan in 1997. It is the major component of a mixture of eighteen related compounds, all of which showed antibiotic activity.13 …
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Design and optimisation of industrial Water Application Planning (WAP): modelling multi-contaminant processes with regeneration technologies
… creative ways is Water application Planning (WAP), which employs recycle, regeneration, and reuse to minimise freshwater consumption. In the use of mathematical optimisation methods for solving WAP problems, five major challenges were identified. They are lack of single systematic method to …
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Improvement of expression of recombinant human protein C in the milk of transgenic animals using a novel transgene construct
… transgenes using the murine whey acidic protein (WAP) promoter have shown widely variable, position-dependent and copy number-dependent expression. This study evaluates a series of three WAP transgenes containing the cDNA of human protein C (hPC) for the expression of human protein C in the milk …
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Circulation of the Western Antarctic Peninsula: Implications for Biological Production
<p>The western Antarctic Peninsula (wAP) continental shelf is characterized by large persistent populations of Antarctic krill (<em> Enphausia superba</em>) and by regions of enhanced concentrations of marine mammals and other predators (hot spots). This study focused on understanding the role of …
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Trichuris Muris Whey Acidic Protein Induces Type 2 Protective Immunity Against Whipworm
… model. The near full-length recombinant WAP protein (r<em>Tm</em>-WAP49), as well as a single, highly conserved repeat within WAP (fragment 8) expressed as an <em>Na-</em>GST-1 fusion protein (r<em>Tm</em>-WAP-F8+<em>Na</em>-GST-1), generate a strong T helper type 2 (TH2) immune response …
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Development of a gene therapy approach for the treatment of human mammary carcinoma using tissue specific retroviral vectors
… either the viral MMTV U3 region or the cellular WAP proximal promoter. It was important to characterise the vector system at the molecular level as well as investigating their targeted expression in vitro and in vivo. Validation of this system was first made with a hybrid MMTV-BAGgal vector. …
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Pressor and depressor aspects of vasopressin in the spontaneously hypertensive rat
… antihypertensive phenomenon" (WAP). In order to determine the time course of the WAP, and the role of CO and TPC in the WAP, BP was recorded by radiotelemetry and CO was recorded from aonic flowprobes in conscious unrestrained rats before, during, and after a 3 hr i.v. infusion …
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An Application Layer Framework for Location- based Service Discovery and Provisioning for Mobile Devices
… in the use of Wireless Application Protocol (WAP) services for cellular telephones. Such services include electronic mail, printing, fax delivery, and weather reports. But, current services are limited both in type and nature. Today, mobile telephone users need access to more dynamic, …
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A modeling study of the marine biogeochemistry, plankton dynamics, and carbon cycle on the continental shelf off the West Antarctic Peninsula
… several decades, the West Antarctic Peninsula (WAP) has undergone physical and ecological changes at a rapid pace, with warming surface ocean and a sharp decrease in the duration of the sea ice season. The impact of these changes in the ocean chemistry and ecosystem are not fully understood and …
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A modeling study of the marine biogeochemistry, plankton dynamics, and carbon cycle on the continental shelf off the West Antarctic Peninsula
… several decades, the West Antarctic Peninsula (WAP) has undergone physical and ecological changes at a rapid pace, with warming surface ocean and a sharp decrease in the duration of the sea ice season. The impact of these changes in the ocean chemistry and ecosystem are not fully understood and …
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Effect of environmental temperature on Antarctic fish antifreeze protein activity and concentration
… latitudes of the western Antarctic Peninsula (WAP) experience freezing sea surface water temperatures and ice formation only during the austral winter but the water below 100 m is warmer due to the effects of the Circumpolar Deep Water (CDW) that flows onto the shelf. During the winter the …
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High-Resolution In Situ Oxygen-Argon Studies of Surface Biological and Physical Processes in the Polar Oceans
… Arctic Ocean and Western Antarctic Peninsula (WAP) are the fastest warming regions on the planet and are undergoing rapid climate and ecosystem changes. Until we can fully resolve the coupling between biological and physical processes we cannot predict how warming will influence carbon cycling …
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Marine particle dynamics : sinking velocities, size distributions, fluxes, and microbial degradation rates
… shelf of the Western Antarctic Peninsula (WAP). An underwater digital camera system was employed to capture images of particles in the water column. The subsequent analysis of these images allowed for the determination of the particle concentration size distribution at high spatial, depth, …
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Marine particle dynamics : sinking velocities, size distributions, fluxes, and microbial degradation rates
… shelf of the Western Antarctic Peninsula (WAP). An underwater digital camera system was employed to capture images of particles in the water column. The subsequent analysis of these images allowed for the determination of the particle concentration size distribution at high spatial, depth, …
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Wind, sea ice, inertial oscillations and upper ocean mixing in Marguerite Bay, Western Antarctic Peninsula : observations and modeling
… Bay on the western Antarctic Peninsula (wAP) shelf were collected as part of the Southern Ocean Global Ocean Ecosystems Dynamics program. In order to characterize the ice environment in the region, a novel methodology is developed for determining ice coverage, draft and velocity from …
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Wind, sea ice, inertial oscillations and upper ocean mixing in Marguerite Bay, Western Antarctic Peninsula : observations and modeling
… Bay on the western Antarctic Peninsula (wAP) shelf were collected as part of the Southern Ocean Global Ocean Ecosystems Dynamics program. In order to characterize the ice environment in the region, a novel methodology is developed for determining ice coverage, draft and velocity from …
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Microbial responses to environmental forcing and implications for trophic transfer through the lens of lipidomics
… and to light in the western Antarctic Peninsula (WAP). In the NPSG, I utilized lipid biomarkers to differentiate between cyanobacterial and eukaryotic signs of stress, in response to the passage of mesoscale eddies and their subsequent impact on ocean biogeochemistry. Lipidomic analysis of …
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Antarctic phytoplankton and climate change using Holocene sedimentary DNA, fossils and chemical proxies.
The West Antarctic Peninsula (WAP) is one of Earth’s fastest-warming regions, of particular concern given its marine-based ice sheets. Since the 1950s, mean air temperature has risen by ~2°C, and most glaciers are retreating with several ice shelves having already thinned or collapsed. Strengthened …
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