Collects Uncanny X-Men (1963) #210-214, X-Factor (1986) #9-11, New Mutants (1983) #46, Thor #373-374, Power Pack (1984) #27, Daredevil #238. A2001 paperback version(ISBN 978-0785102243) omitted UXM #214 and Daredevil #238. #12-14, 16-17, & Annual 2:Not collected in th...
The meaning of X FACTOR is a circumstance, quality, or person that has a strong but unpredictable influence.
2.1.12 LncRNA CASC2c/ miR-338-3p/mRNA FX Coagulation factor X (FX), which is a vitamin K-dependent plasma protein with a significant expression level in GBM, has chemotactic capacity to attract macrophages to the glioblastoma cell microenvironment, leading to increased density of tumor-associated...
For the general-purpose storage of 3D points and vectors, the DirectX Math library defines other data types that are simple normal structures, such as XMFLOAT3 (which has three data members of type float named x, y and z) and XMFLOAT4 (which has four data members to include w). In ...
(4)CCE=QQ0=λhL1−e−xλh+λeL1−e−L−xλe where λh = μhτhE and λe = μeτeE are the mean drift lengths of holes and electrons, respectively. The CCE depends not only on λh and λe, but also on the incoming photon interaction position. Small λ/L ratios redu...
broadcasting,television,X_Factor-tipping The Joy of X Down Under: X-Factor has hit Australia, but why are only the Brits excited? X_Factor-tipping Go Joe; Why X Factor, and TV like it, holds a unique place in the affections of British culture ...
Zymogen factor X-C corrects thrombin generation in plasma spiked with apixaban. a, b Thrombin generation (TG) was measured for 30 min at 37 °C in FX-depleted plasma supplemented with 1 U ml−1 FX-C (15 μg ml−1) in the absence (open symbols) or presence of 2 ...
x2 = factor(x, levels = c("中", "良", "优"), ordered = TRUE) x2 如果对x2做排序、...
≫ x = [1e3 1 1e-4] x = 1.0e+003 * 1.0000 0.0010 0.0000 With format short (the default) and format long, a common scale factor is applied to the whole vector if its elements are very large or very small or differ greatly in magnitude. In this example, the common scale factor...