Still others compete on the basis of product flexibility, their ability to handle difficult, nonstandard orders and to lead in new product introduction.
The Government ICT Strategy, published in March, says that open source solutions should be considered alongside proprietary ones in procurement, and that when there is no significant cost difference open source should be chosen on the basis of its flexibility.
I suspect that this basic imperative of bodily survival in an uncertain world is the basis of the flexibility and power of human intelligence". — Ben Medlock, co-founder of predictive language software firm SwiftKey, explains why he thinks that truly intelligent machines will need a body.
Their division of whole receiver functions on the basis of needed flexibility in reconfiguration appeals to some extent.
We still give some comparisons on the basis of programmability, flexibility and power in Tables 2, 3 and 4, respectively, at the end of the discussion which can provide clearer picture of the systems we have already seen in this article.
The use of a protease with broad substrate specificity, such as thermolysin allows the identification of cleavage sites solely on the basis of the flexibility of the protein substrate.
On the basis of the flexibility of bacteriochlorin-based chemistry, it should be possible to synthesize additional distinct fluorophores with slightly different emissions.
Secondly, the acoustic variation seen in gibbon hoos (and in other primate vocalisation types) may simply be the basis of acoustic flexibility, similar to human speech, in which subtle acoustic parameters, like pitch, can be important carriers of meaning (e.g. Chinese or Thai: [ 63]).
The energetic basis for flexibility of the distal ligand needs to be understood in more detail if we are to understand multifunctional proteins.
As might be expected on the basis of relative flexibilities, the interaction energies associated with the GlcNAc residues are much less variable than those of the peptides.
