The differences between groups in neuroticism were in line with the salutogenic theory, in which Antonovsky (1987) characterized solution processes as cognitive and emotional expectations of life as something comprehensible, manageable, and meaningful.
Firstly, we characterized solution conformations and dynamics of several unrefoldable and insoluble proteins including those with low complexity sequences, as well as resulting from the splicing variation and insertion/mutation on well-folded domains such as SH3 and MSP.
In the following, we shall focus on characterizing solutions of model (2) using fixed-point equations.
Using phase response curves as a design element, we characterize solutions and give conditions under which frequency synchronization is achieved.
In this section, we consider a general optimization model that includes models (BP and BPBP ε ) as its special cases and characterize solutions to the proposed model.
We have reinvestigated the question of characterizing solutions to principal-agent problems, from the necessary conditions for an optimum, in economies where individual characteristics θ become unknown.
The measure of noncompactness μ d defined by (3) allows us to characterize solutions of considered operator equations in terms of the concept of asymptotic stability.
To characterize solutions of model (2), we first need two concepts, namely, the proximity operator and subdifferential of functions in (Gamma _{0}(mathbb {R}^{d})).
We characterize solutions for two-sided matching, both in the transferable- and in the nontransferable-utility frameworks, using a cardinal formulation.
The rest of the paper is organized as follows: in Section 2, we reformulate the ℓ 1-norm minimization problems (BP and BPBP ε ) via an indicator function and characterize solutions of the proposed model in terms of fixed-point equations.
The concept of 'immune-enhancing formulas' or 'immunonutrition' has been used to characterize solutions enriched with several different nutrients thought to boost the immune response, whereas 'pharmaconutrition' was more recently introduced to define the addition of any specific nutrient to a standard formula, at any dose.
