The distance between the two anchoring points along the force direction, namely the extension (x), changes with force, leading to a force extension curve xi(F, ξ ) that depends on the particular structural state indexed by the subscript "i" of the protein.
They reverberated, and now the public is hearing, perhaps as loudly as ever, about the particular structural problems the porn industry contends with, and the persistent and pernicious idea that sex workers are by definition unrapeable.
The particular structural feature contributes to the satisfactory characteristics mentioned above.
By exploiting particular structural features of a computational architecture or an algorithm, arithmetic codes and recently developed algorithm-based fault tolerance (ABFT) techniques manage to introduce "analytical redundancy" and offer more efficient fault coverage at the cost of narrower applicability and harder design.
However, many other estrogen-induced signaling cascades (Belcheva and Coscia 2002; Watson and Gametchu 2003) need to be investigated in similar detail to be able to start generalizing about the mechanisms of endocrine disruption caused by XEs of particular structural classes.
The ability of the computational model to predict the arrangement of particular structural motifs was evaluated by analyzing the HS chains for the presence of structures associated with elastase inhibition.
The choice seems indicative of the adaptation's particular structural misjudgment: the audience never quite knows the stakes of play... View Article By Miranda Carter By Jia Tolentino By Emily Nussbaum By George Packer.
Defenders of the structural conception of bonding respond to these challenges by noting that G.N. Lewis' particular structural account isn't the only possible one.
Classification of appropriate models to describe blood flow through stenosis involving the aspect of particular structural aggregation in low-shear was done by Owens [37].
Writing, form of human communication by means of a set of visible marks that are related, by convention, to some particular structural level of language.
