In a recent study, Smith et al. investigated a role of G4 DNA in telomere capping [ 1], i.e., the adaptation of a nucleoprotein structure that prevents the chromosomal DNA ends from being recognized as DNA breaks and protects them from becoming degraded or fused.
This work describes the adaptation of a rendering data structure, the signed distance field, as a geometric query tool for accelerating CAD-based transport in the direct-accelerated geometry Monte Carlo toolkit.
Drawing on the logic of structural theory, a shift in the self-identification of the agents constituting the structure will lead to the adaptation of the structure to a new social reality.
Such changes in fat cell volume may alter the demand of nutrient and oxygen support by the microvasculature, thereby necessitating an adaptation of the structure of the extracellular matrix.
Their exceptional mechanical properties are believed to be due to a functional adaptation of the structure at all levels of hierarchy.
Selection pressure forces under such closed habitat conditions an optimal adaptation of song structure (recently reviewed in [ 38]).
Surilis and gibbons are limited to rainforest habitats where the selection pressure forces an optimal adaptation of the structure of loud-calls for transmission over longer distances [ 5, 42].
Specifically, it explores how management's disposition to IT change discerns the nature of an organization's structure and the adaptation of that structure.
The sliding of the PS joint not only releases the excessive unbalanced forces between neighboring members and thus enables a fuller development of the catenary action, but also facilitates the adaptation of the remaining structure towards a new balanced state with a near-optimal deformation shape.
Second, it allows for a better adaptation of the base structure to each query, because each log can be kept by a different structure.
Such policies include technological innovation, adaptation of industrial structure and expansion of trade and foreign direct investment.
