SChandPhysicsClass9pdf
SChandPhysicsClass9pdf
SChandPhysicsClass9pdf
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The structure of the N-terminal region of the core histone, H2A, in complex with DNA has been investigated by NMR spectroscopy and molecular dynamics simulations. In the H2A-DNA complex, H2A forms an extended coiled-coil conformation, which involves interdigitation of the four-helix bundle over a DNA duplex. Electron density maps derived from a MAD experiment indicate that the N-terminal helix N1 of H2A does not interact with the DNA.Q:
How to drag and drop elements in another index?
While I have many elements in a collection:
for e in m_Document.Elements:
if e.tag.name == ‘Element1’:
e.Copy()
new_e.Insert(0, e)
m_Document.save()
The result is the copies of ‘Element1’ in all other elements.
I want to copy the Element1 only into Element2 in the right index. How to do this?
A:
From the posted code snippet I can assume that the main problem you want to solve is to create a new element in place of another element in the original collection. This should work:
m_Document.Elements.Move(0, 1, Element2)
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Video file format NCERT for Class 9 Physics: SChandPhysicsClass9pdf. is required to prove the statutory elements of his convictions beyond a reasonable doubt. Here, we hold that the evidence is sufficient to support the conviction. The jury was properly charged on the presumption of sanity. The jury had the opportunity to observe the manner of the defendant’s conduct. The jury was shown that defendant exhibited abnormal and bizarre actions such as cursing, making obscene statements and sexually exposing himself to the victim. Further, the jury was charged that some mental illness does not necessarily preclude criminal responsibility. The jury was instructed that if the defendant’s mental capacity was incapable of forming the requisite intent, “then the act would not constitute a crime.”
Defendant cites Bigham v. State, 261 La. 921, 261 So.2d 619 (1972), for the proposition that the evidence in this case was insufficient to sustain a conviction. In Bigham, the defendant had threatened his victim. Then, within fifteen minutes, while being escorted to an ambulance, the defendant suddenly attacked and kicked the victim “swinging and yelling like a wild man”. The defendant kicked the victim several more times as he lay on the ground. The court determined that these facts were insufficient to warrant a finding of specific intent to inflict injury as required by R.S. 14:14.
In the present case, defendant’s conduct was more bizarre than in Bigham. Further, defendant’s conduct was continuous. The jury could reasonably have determined that this continued conduct was not that of an average man in a similar situation. The jury could reasonably have determined that in a moment of insanity, defendant could act normally, but then for reasons other than insanity, return to a state of insanity without loss of the ability to form the requisite intent. The circumstances in this case were not one-time acts in which the defendant lost his identity. Rather, as in Bigham, the defendant here exhibited numerous bizarre actions as he advanced toward the victim. The defendant here exhibited sufficient symptoms of mental illness, especially delusions, which would have placed an ordinarily rational person on notice that his actions were irrational.
The jury had an opportunity to view the situation and the defendant. It is our view that there was sufficient evidence presented to
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