Energy justice also encourages attention beyond gender equality or ethnic equality, emphasising ideas more directly related to capability and functioning.
For example, spatial analysis of distributions, as applied in this paper, can investigate who, in society, may be more or less capable of attaining, for example, biogas and, by extension, who might need to be targeted/supported, and where, to facilitate capability and functioning in fair ways.
Cationic amphipathic pH responsive peptides possess high in vitro and in vivo nucleic acid delivery capabilities and function by forming a non-covalent complex with cargo, protecting it from nucleases, facilitating uptake via endocytosis and responding to endosomal acidification by being released from the complex and inserting into and disordering endosomal membranes.
Understanding how such local cortical modules operate contributes to the understanding of the computational capabilities and function of larger networks composed of such modules (Traub et al. 2005; Douglas and Martin 2007; Heinzle et al. 2007, 2010; Buonomano and Maass 2009; Litvak and Ullman 2009; Papoutsi et al. 2013).
The other three D. melanogaster sGC proteins (Gyc-88E, Gyc-89Db and Gyc-89Db) in this clade also display weak NO binding capabilities and function as molecular oxygen sensors [ 27]. C. elegans sGC genes also lack critical aa residues required for NO activation in mammalian sGC β-subunits [ 28] and the sGC, GCY-35 from C. elegans binds molecular oxygen [ 29].
The ASCOT SCT-4 adopts the capabilities and functioning approach [ 15, 16] by distinguishing between capabilities and functionings in the response levels.
The distinctive capabilities and functions of air and space power; Air Force heritage and leaders; continued application of communication skills.
Psychological development, the development of human beings' cognitive, emotional, intellectual, and social capabilities and functioning over the course of the life span, from infancy through old age.
