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These characteristics can be understood by considering a TiO2-coated single fiber as a micro-reactor distributed with low photon flux, and the corresponding fiber bundles being composed of large number of such micro-reactors.
Contextual settings such as local labour-market conditions supplement institutional characteristics that can be understood as a framework defining and limiting the scope of action (Hillmert 2004).
The characteristics of CDR can be understood by comparison with SRM.
Thus, the unique spatiotemporal characteristic of deformation can be understood in terms of potential energy landscape (PEL) theory [30 33].
If DNA sequences have inherent characteristics, which are encapsulated by the polynomial expression, and the inserted segments lead to incompatibility with such characteristics, then such excisions can be understood.
It has been found that through ToCs, the conflicting relationships between the characteristics of the product can be understood and communicated effectively among the designers.
Many of the important characteristics of the relationships can be understood by focusing on different dyadic and triadic patterns and how the ties are reciprocated.
A number of other characteristics of B. prionotes can be understood as secondary responses to weak serotiny.
In this work, a novel approach is taken based on the assumptions that the evolution of exon-intron structure is a stochastic process, and that the characteristics of this process can be understood by examining its historical outcome, the present-day size distribution of internal translated exons (exon).
Our own planet, she argues, is "riddled with purpose… full of organisms, beings that all steadily pursue their own characteristic ways of life, beings that can be understood only by grasping the distinctive thing that each of them is trying to be and do".
Although the general characteristics of the diurnal tides can be understood from classical tidal theory (Chapman and Lindzen 1970), detailed modeling studies are important.
