The table provides a framework for understanding possibilities in and limits on coiled-coil structures and a basis for future prediction, engineering and design studies.
This paper introduces a framework for the possibilities for feedback; and further explores dimensions of the framework via a detailed post-intervention evaluation of a recent smart water metering trial involving detailed end-use feedback to a sample of households in New South Wales, Australia.
This might provide a framework for new possibilities to investigate and identify virulent factors important in the design of vaccines.
The results provide a framework for the possibility of using high frequency ultrasound imaging in the future to non-invasively monitor the effects of chemotherapeutic agents and other anticancer treatments in experimental animal systems and in patients.
In Mere Possibilities, Robert Stalnaker develops a framework for clarifying this problem, and explores a number of actualist strategies for solving it.
These rules provide a framework for comedy within which there are infinite possibilities.
· The speech did not explore even the possibility of developing a framework for an eventual political solution.
Along with similar work developed outside the Administration by defense analysts such as Jack Keane, a retired Vice-Chief of Army Staff, Luti's briefing provided a framework for a Cabinet-level debate on the possibility of a new Iraq deployment.
Part of the proposed plan, which is now under trialogue between the European Commission, the European parliament and the Council of the European Union, is to form a framework for pan-European data regulation with the possibility of forming a "super data regulator" for issues that cross borders and affect EU citizens of more than one country.
He introduced the production substitution curve (now referred to as the production-possibility frontier), which offered a framework for considering the effects of multiple variables in the process of production.
After developing a framework for understanding oppressive categories, I argue from this framework to the possibility that persons who do not belong to a socially significant category can nevertheless justly demand recognition as category members.
