"Localization" refers to the production of the basic inputs of health – including energy, commodities, and human resources – at local and regional scales whenever possible, preserving scarce energy resources for inputs whose production cannot realistically be localized.
The basic inputs of a typical DBVS workflow are a target structure, either experimentally solved or computationally modeled, and a compound library of small molecules available via purchase or synthesis (Fig. 1).
It's always on and close by, and Martian's analog face lacks even the basic input of other full-fledged smartwatches.
The basic input of the MULTIPOL evaluation method consists of [13, 14]: Evaluation criteria: defined as "…measurable aspects of judgment by which a dimension of the various choice possibilities under consideration can be characterized" [8, p. 57].
To keep matters as simple as possible for the benchmark case, we consider a situation where there is exact symmetry between the left and right halves of the computational domain, and where the basic input of energy is derived by specifying an enhanced rate of actin polymerization inside the two semi-circular "cap" compartments at either end of the domain.
ICNs underlying basic input of sensory information from the surround and output of simple motor plans were extremely homogenous across humans and NHPs.
The paper presents the electromagnetic analyses, performed by means of 2D integral formulation and 3D finite element codes, which provided basic inputs for the design of the new passive components and for the mechanical assessment of the existing ones, in the new foreseen operating conditions.
Such comprehensive responses include measures to increase agricultural productivity, supporting marketing channels and the provision of basic inputs for food production.
"Localization" refers to a system in which the production of basic inputs for survival such as food, water, and energy production occurs locally or regionally rather than at a centralized site [ 37].
Energy is one of the basic inputs for all economic activities [3].
So, if we have a linear system, either continuous-time or discrete-time, for example, with continuous time, if the input is decomposed as a linear combination of basic inputs, with each of these basic inputs generating an associated output, and if the system is linear, then the output of the system is the same linear combination of the associated outputs.
