COMPUTER DESIGN in Software

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When there is no substrate present ([S] 0), there is no velocity so far, so good. As the substrate concentration [S] is increased, the reaction goes faster as the enzyme finds it easier and easier to locate the substrate in solution. At low substrate concentrations ([S] Km), doubling the concentration of substrate causes the velocity to double.

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In the 1600s, the French mathematician Rene Descartes (pronounced re-NAY day-CART ) invented a way to illustrate relations and functions. It became a graphing scheme now known as Cartesian (pronounced car-TEE-zhun ) coordinates or the Cartesian plane.

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0.an1an2an3 ... Now imagine that we have listed one irrational number for every possible value of n. (This could not actually be done by any mortal human, because it would take forever. But in the world of mathematics, our imaginations let us do infinitely many tasks in a finite amount of time!) Suppose that no two irrational numbers in this list are the same. It is tempting to believe that this list of irrational numbers, taking the form of a matrix that extends forever to the right and downward from what we see in Table 9-1, must contain all possible irrationals. After all, there are infinitely many of them, and we haven t listed any of them twice. But no! Even this infinite list is not complete. There are still more irrationals. Here is one of them. Imagine building an irrational number of this form: 0.b1b2b3 ...

The urocyst empties into the urethra (you-REETH-rah), the tube that helps a person literally make water (urethr) that is, urinate (YUR-ihnayt). Surrounding the upper neck of the urethra is the urinary sphincter. Much like the external anal sphincter in the digestive pathway ( 19), the urinary sphincter is a ring of voluntary striated muscle. This means, of course, that the contraction and relaxation of this sphincter is under our voluntary control. Thus, after we have been adequately potty-trained during early childhood, we can voluntarily relax the urinary sphincter whenever the place and time are right for urination! Finally, urine exits out of the body through the urinary ori ce (OR-ih- s), a tiny, mouth (or)-like opening.