Příklady messenger

• The loose nexus of contracts among stagecoach operators, mail messengers, star route carriers, and country postmasters was largely unchanged from the antebellum period.

• Open media are less likely to serve as political tools or messengers for leaders.

• The category of messengers and porters was derivative of a wider variety of ' connective ' services.

• Progesterone induces meiotic division in the amphibian oocytes by releasing lipid second messengers from the plasma membrane.

• There is no place here to discuss to a wider extent the relationship between new and older communication technology (mail, telegraphy, personal messengers).

• Burning many more calories than the average office worker, most messengers can't eat enough to keep up with their body's demand.

• In the mature brain, genes regulate the synthesis of neuropeptides, monoamines, their receptors, transporters, second messengers, and so on.

• Any and all aids are allowed - maps, radios, etc. - and local messengers have the home advantage because of their familiarity with local terrain and shortcuts.

• The specific signals are transmitted in cells of living organisms via second messengers.

• Obviously, communication through messengers was usual at the time; often, however, their role was not just that of message-bearers but also of mediators.

• The court's messengers or meirinhos were especially renowned for their exactions.

• The rebellion's messengers did not provide the initial inspiration for rebellion in the southern highlands.

• C a 2 + ions are important intracellular messengers governing cellular functions such as differentiation and growth, membrane excitability, exocytosis and synaptic activity.

• However, some rapid changes in microglia, such as changes in second messengers and changes in signal transduction are often ignored.

• There the messengers sailed forward in a ship.