This capacity of achieving multiple internal states is at the core of a plethora of regulatory mechanisms, often associated to small genetic circuits, including both switches [5], [6], [7], [8], [9] and oscillators [10], [11].
"Any Indigenous Australian has the capacity and capability of achieving their aspirations.
Like other canines, Isaac had a robust sleep-wake rhythm -- a remarkable capacity for achieving peaks of activity and depths of repose.
Instead, interventions must be prioritized in terms of their capacity for achieving specified outcomes, with robustness to uncertainty.
Here, note that it was shown in [33] that for a random erasure channel, the partition codes are asymptotically optimal in terms of achieving capacity.
The principles promoted under both SIPs and SWAps were of government "ownership" and "partnership", which complemented the argument for a more comprehensive development strategy, and of building local capacity as a means of achieving sustainable development outcomes.
They have the capacity to achieve, of course, but their royal status is not dependent on it.
Also other Perspectives confirmed positive results due to the maintenance of capacity to achieve the objectives and further improvement efforts, including better analytical accuracy, increased number of GPs becoming web connected, largest commitment of staff in teaching activities and tutoring.
Moreover, LB-MSNPs hold several advantages over liposomes, including drug loading capacity, stability, and the ease of achieving multifunctionality.
The court said that judges could "take realistic account of the particular defendant's mental capacities" and, in the interest of achieving a fair trial, deny the constitutional right to self-representation that criminal defendants ordinarily enjoy.
Space-division multiplexing (SDM) based on multiple input-multiple output (MIMO) techniques emerged as a means of achieving high-capacity communications [1].
