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Interestingly, the formalism used in the analysis of the folding transitions can be applied to transitions of receptors from closed to open ion channels.
The new CBED method we proposed recently for enantiomorph identification has been applied to transition-metal disilicides with the C40 structure (the space groups of P6222 and P6422).
These techniques could be applied to find transition points, which can aid in manual interpretation of the results, or potentially be applied to direct automatic frame capture.
Double-ended methods such as NEB cannot be applied to find transition states, since they require knowledge of both the initial and final states, whereas the AKMC simulation has information only about the initial state.
For others, perhaps this was an interesting read with elements that can be applied to other life transitions.
Beyond personal transportation, the model could also be applied to wider infrastructure transitions involving many more technologies and materials.
This same formula can be applied to determine the transition probabilities or of the hash bits within a given signal.
The niche as well as the regime can be clearly identified and the niche development has the (theoretical) potential to change the regime (i.e. to be system changing), ergo the MLP can be applied to study the transition dynamics surrounding this social innovation.
Our approach is broadly applicable and may be applied to systems with irreversible transitions and non-stationary dynamics, such as in cancer and development.
A framework for using suites of VIs as indicators of vegetation states that could be applied to the state and transition model approach applied by the US Natural Resource Conservation Service is described.
The results indicate that the rigid band model can be applied to materials with the transition metal, the main-group element, or both are changed, suggesting a convenient way to design strong materials by changing the number of valence electrons.
