That method was based on a formula designed to characterise multiple repetitions without insertions nor deletions, and adopted a novel data structure employed to check the associated property.
Hereditary multiple exostosis (HME) is characterised by multiple osteochondromas that are distributed throughout the skeleton, invariably involving the shoulder girdle.
Command and control scenarios are characterised by multiple individuals and teams working together in pursuit of a common goal (comprising multiple interacting sub-goals).
Furthermore, these loci are characterised by multiple alleles responsible for many different phenotypes, such that we might expect the genes responsible to have undergone multiple rounds of strong positive selection.
Regardless of the NP concentration, the n-Al/heptane droplets exhibited disruptive burning behaviour, which was characterised by multiple expansions and ruptures or 'microexplosions'microexplosions
This paper describes the results of wind tunnel tests performed on a cone-like shaped roof characterised by multiple curved surfaces.
Considered is a case of part load (PL) at a flow rate of only 35% of the best efficiency point (BEP) characterised by multiple unsteady vortex systems.
However, due to its small size, brooding reproduction and fast growth rates46, Pocillopora dominated reefs can be characterised by multiple, tightly-aggregated colonies of similar sizes, offering little relief between them that might otherwise provide greater structural relief across all scales, but particularly at an inter-colony scale of approximately 8 32 cm.
Results obtained focused the high performances of structural glasses for structural applications (structural façade) characterised by multiple and progressive failure that did not interest the bearing points neither the zone of the shell near the supports.
For nonconservative systems instability is found to occur by divergence, flutter, or both, characterised by multiple stable and unstable ranges of the loads whose boundary can be altered by the damage distribution.
