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This paper presents a model of an agile tail-sitter aircraft, which can operate as a helicopter as well as capable of transition to fixed-wing flight.

This paper presents a novel model of large-size tilt-rotor aircraft, which can operate as a helicopter as well as being capable of transition to fixed-wing flight.

A rapidly developing field is that of tailsitters, aircraft capable of transitioning between horizontal and vertical flight, a premise that supports a diverse range of applications.

The switch is capable of transitioning from state to state in a manner analogous to a finite state machine, while encoding the state information into DNA.

It is currently unclear if cancer stem cells are capable of transitioning between these two populations.

In addition, there are no sites within the profiles of the closed and open complexes that are completely devoid of polymerase, indicating that the protein is capable of transitioning to these latter stage intermediates at a low (but nonzero) efficiency regardless of the underlying sequence.

Thus, they are capable of binding transition metal cations such as Cu2+, Pb2+, Zn2+ and Ni2+, and anionic ligands such as arsenate and phosphate.

Since amindoxime group is capable of chelating transition metal ions including zinc ion, amindoximes should possess histone deacetylases (HDACs) inhibitory activity.

Other structural features important for the antioxidant activity of flavonoids are the presence of unsaturation in conjugation with a 4-oxo-function in the C-ring and the presence of functional groups capable of binding transition metal ions.

Mass spring chains with only extensional degrees of freedom have provided insights into the behavior of crystalline solids, including those capable of phase transitions.

What is needed is a unified constitutive framework that is capable of capturing the transition from a viscoelastic plastic solid-like response below the glass transition to a Newtonian fluid-like response above the glass transition.