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PBS the customary Pilot boarding station at the Loading Port where the Pilot boards the LNG Tanker, as determined by the applicable Governmental Authority or other entity with authority to regulate transit and berthing of vessels at the Loading Port; Person: any individual, corporation, partnership, limited liability company, trust, unincorporated organization or other legal entity, including any Governmental Authority; Pilot: any Person engaged by Transporter to come on board the LNG Tanker to assist the master in pilotage, maneuvering, berthing and unberthing of such LNG Tanker; Plant: each of the LNG production plants to be constructed for the Driftwood LNG Terminal, up to the first five plants (and collectively, the “Plants”), with an EPC contract guaranteed production capacity of four decimal eighty-two (4.82) million metric tonnes per annum of LNG per Plant;
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PBS. 2 [|V ; HV ; 0; H) − |H; V ; V ; H) (27) − |V ; H; H; V ) + |H; 0; HV ; V )]12t 3t 4. The only contribution of non-unity probability from quantum gates is from CNOT gates. Other gates, includ- ing U,H and Hlog are assumed to have unit probability of FIG. 9. Rate of creating successful entanglement in MHz when using 80 MHz pump rate for η = 0.1, 0.3 and 0.7 for both non-encoded with BB84 protocol and the redundant encoded protocol. success. Hence, the bottom right cell of Table 3 is given by Eq. (30). Combining the result from Table I, the probability for creating one GHZ state for the CKA protocol imple- mented by Xxxxxxxx et al. [22]—shown in Fig. 3—is FIG. 10. Rate of successful entanglement creation as a func- tion of λ using 80 MHz pump, where p = λ2(1 λ2) is the probability of getting a Bell state from a PDC of different λ for three (N = 3), six (N = 6) and nine (N = 9) parties entanglement distribution using non-encoded and 2-photon redundant encoded protocols. − Since the redundant encoded protocol will not be use- ful with PDC as photon creating device, we may consider using other devices with higher probability of creating photons than PDC. Fig. 11 plots the overall entangle- pC,non-enc = .λ2(1 − λ2)Σf(n+1)/2¶ ·
PBS. PBS tablets were purchased from Sigma-Xxxxxxx Co. Ltd. One tablet was dissolved in 200 ml of ddH2O to give a final concentration of: 0.01 M phosphate buffer pH 7.4 0.0027 M potassium chloride 0.137 M sodium chloride 2.1.18 Human brain tissue Frozen human brain tissue was obtained post-mortem from neurologically normal (controls) and individuals with moderate/severe AD (Braak stages V- VI) from the London Neurodegenerative Diseases MRC Brain Bank, Institute of Psychiatry, King’s College London (Ethical Committee Protocol #: 174/02). Brain tissue was dissected from subjects with AD; with and without TDP-43 inclusions. Staging of AD cases and definitive diagnosis for AD cases with and without TDP- 43 inclusions were made according to established clinical criteria and neuropathological criteria by pathologists and neuropathologists at the MRC Brain Bank. Dissection was carried out by Xx Xxxxx Xxxxxxxxxx and Dr Xxxxxx Xxxxxxx. Five brain regions were dissected where possible. Five brain areas from each case were selected for study. Brain regions selected include Frontal lobe BA 8/9, Temporal lobe BA 21, Amygdala, Hippocampus and Cerebellum. These brain regions develop neurofibrillary tangles (NFTs) during the early stages of disease are heavily affected with tangles and plaques (Xxxxx and Braak, 1995). The cerebellum is used as a control region from affected individuals because it is largely unaffected in AD with fewer occurrences of NFTs and functional damage in AD (Xxxxx and Braak, 1995). Tissue was collected and stored in tubes containing 200 mg and 100 mg brain tissue from 31 human brains and stored at -70 °C until use. 100 mg of tissue was put directly into matrix lysing-D tubes (Qbiogene) for RNA extraction using the FastPrep sample preparation system (RNA extraction from human post-mortem brain tissue is listed in Table 2.4). A significant factor that affects RNA quality from post-mortem human brain tissue is the pH of the tissue (Xxxxxxxxx et al., 1995). The pH is accepted as an indicator for the duration and severity of the agonal state and the simulataneous hypoxia leading to acidiosis. An exteneded period of agonal state (which causes hypoxia) may lead to reduced RNA and protein integrity and content (Xxxxxxxxx et al., 2007). All our brain samples had a pH within the acceptable range (pH 6.1 – 7.0) reported for the obtainement of good quality RNA (Xxxx et al., 2001) (Figure 2.4). Tissues with low or acidic pH (pH < 6.0) produce fragmented RNA reporte...
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