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The states of the experimental arrangement cannot be merely relative to other experimental arrangements, on pain of infinite regress; and so these have to be described by classical physics.
Intrinsically disordered proteins (IDPs) inhabit a conformational landscape that is too complex to be described by classical structural biology, posing an entirely new set of questions concerning the molecular understanding of functional biology.
The constraint of a passivating layer on dislocation motion and hence on plastic flow cannot be described by classical plasticity theories, but can be modeled with some strain gradient plasticity theories.
Griffiths and Chou introduced a method of effective potentials for finding the ground states of a class of systems that can be described by classical one-dimensional Hamiltonians with nearest neighbor interactions.
By active network, we mean a network formed by elements that have some intrinsic dynamics and can be described by classical dynamical systems, such as chaotic oscillators, neurons, phase oscillators, and so on.
The kinematic and constitutive relations are described by classical plate theory and separable kernels framework, respectively.
The numerical technique is based on a coupled DEM-CFD approach, in which the iron ore is treated as discrete particles and the flow of reducing gas is described by classical CFD.
Efflux of GSH (or protein) -bound arsenic adducts (ATG, MADG) is assumed to take place via multidrug resistant proteins (MRPs), and is described by classical Michaelis-Menten kinetics.
As we remarked in the section 'Transition State Theory', standard TST is a classical theory for the rate constant; in particular, the reaction coordinate for the passage through the TS surface is described by classical nuclear motion.
High-density superresolution microscopy of live cells enables the simultaneous tracking of many thousands of individual trajectories., Can we expect finding new biophysical features inside these new collections of data different from what has already been described by classical single particle tracking (SPT) data?
Resistivity dipoles in this case can be described by the classical analytic description23.
