Sandstone formation particles such as sand grains, feldspar and clays react with HF acid because only fluoride ion (F−) has the capability to react with silica and clay.
As supply chains become more dynamic, there is a need for a sense-and-respond capability to react to events in a real-time manner.
As our model uses dynamic policies to control the behavior of systems which can be modified at runtime, it provides us a suitable capability to react to the property violation by modification of policies.
Upon contact with water, these formulations have the capability to react with each other and liberate carbon dioxide gas resulting in the effervescent action (Pharmaceutical Dosage Forms, General Chapters, 2017; Bertuzzi, 2009; Shrewsbury, 2015).
Those strategies will be characterized both in terms of global stabilizability and in terms of switching flexibility, i.e., the capability to react in a convenient way to sudden state changes.
The docking postures observed in the computational simulations show that the orientation of the acetylene group determines its capability to react with P450s 1andand 1A2.
Increased synthesis of Hsps is generally associated with stressful conditions which can cause protein denaturation/misfolding, but it is also a peculiarity of cancer cells whose proliferation depends on their capability to react to endogenous and exogenous stresses.
Because the timetable, how the economy goes fast and so on, and the institutions are not adequate, at the same capability to respond, to react, to be able to adapt their answers, their reactions to the problems of the economy.
This indicates varying capabilities of articular chondrocytes to react to stimuli, which is further supported by the catabolic differences found between human ankle and knee cartilage explants [ 38].
Thus, a network with such capability may be slow to react to any sudden increase in capacity demand.
