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An interactive graph created by DAAD postdoctoral fellow Johanna Amann shows the relationships between root and intermediate certificate authorities (CAs) of institutions around the world.

Docking study revealed that the hydrophobic aromatic part (indoline) of representative compound 3c binds to the PAS and the N-benzylpyridinium residue binds to the CAS of AChE.

The paper presents a new discrete-time sliding mode controller for load-frequency control (LFC) in control areas (CAs) of a power system.

Moreover, enzyme kinetics confirmed that compound 12q caused a mixed type of AChE inhibition, by binding to both the active sites (PAS and CAS) of AChE.

This article illustrates the design and analysis of a nonlinear State-Dependent Riccati Equation (SDRE) controller on a control actuation system (CAS) of an aerodynamically controlled guided missile.

The static and dynamic contact angles (CAs) of water and hexadecane on SLS can be well tuned by varying the solid fraction.

The development of the system we present has its inspiration taken from the central auditory system (CAS) of the mammalian brain.

While the APE, PB and CAS were found to be soluble in salt-free water, the corresponding PB and CAS of the SO2 copolymers of the amine salt 1 were found to be insoluble in water.

The film Looted and Hidden focuses on a number of groundbreaking institutions that were plundered: The Palestine Research Center, the Palestinian Cinema Institution (PCI) and the Cultural Arts Center (CAS) of the PLO.

It is understood appeals to the CAS – of which Australian Olympic Committee head John Coates is president – are heard "de novo", meaning the whole case will start fresh and will not be restricted to what has already been argued.

The research of the site, developed by the Underwater Archaeology Centre (CAS) of the Andalusian Historical Heritage Institute (IAPH), allowed identifying the underwater remains as the French Navy ship Fougueux (1785-1805).