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The basic features of the system are described and an example how to construct an array that can suit any wetland design is given.

More precisely, they are mathematically grounded on the basic features of the system, despite not being explicitly mentioned in its standard abstract characterization (Crutchfield mentions as non-intrinsic emergent phenomena the patterns in the Belousov-Zhabotinsky reaction and the energy recurrence in anharmonic oscillator chains reported by Fermi, Pasta and Ulam see Crutchfield 1994b).

The basic features of this system have remained the same to date [ 2].

The paper describes the basic features of the realized system, that, by allowing both on-line processing of sensory data and implementation of automatic control procedures, enhances the performances of the ROV as a robotic tools.

This concept can also be used to explain the basic features of the social system of the South China Sea Rim.

Importantly, the basic features of this system work in various heterologous systems (Chen et al., 1993; Schubert et al., 1998; Meusser and Sommer, 2004), arguing against cell-type-specific features in CD4 degradation.

Besides introducing the basic features of the mobile telepresence system, this article focuses the three level control architecture chosen and a novel scheme for position control of the nonholonomic wheel-based platforms, forming the base of both, the user interface and the teleoperator.

We also note that the presented models capture the basic features of the various receptor systems that undergo ligand-induced downregulation and desensitization.

The basic feature of this system is the fact that the flux component (volume flow rate per unit area) in the radial direction is changing because of the continuous change of the area.

Basic features of the vertebrate adaptive immune system have been conserved since their emergence in the ancestral lineage that lead to all jawed vertebrates 1, 2. Atlantic cod (Gadus morhua) is the first vertebrate reported to have lost one of these features, the antigen presenting major histocompatibility complex (MHC) II system 3.

The basic features of the phase behaviour of the systems can be captured, and the calculated results are in good agreement with the experimental data.