This organisation is based on stability and reactivity complementary requirements leading to a combination of hierarchical structures and distributed ones.
A suitable embedding of the reachability problem in a stochastic control framework reveals that it is amenable to two complementary interpretations, leading to dual algorithms for reachability computations.
At 5 GHz, new path-loss models differentiating LOS and NLOS links are proposed that are derived from [27] and complementary measurements leading to new path-loss parameters described in Section 3.1 and listed in Table 1.
The site being located in the area devastated in 1505 AD and the post-640 BP age of the earthquake are complementary arguments leading to associate that rupture to the June 1505 earthquake or one of its aftershocks.
Indeed, these different conditions allow pointing out complementary mechanisms leading to reduced susceptibility to glycopeptides.
Preservation of both copies may be due to some selective advantage, either through increased dosage, neofunctionalization, or complementary degeneration leading to subfunctionalization.
Hence, the ddc model predicts that the two paralogs evolve under selective neutrality (ω = 1) while accumulating complementary mutations leading to a loss of function.
This regulatory mechanism involves the binding of miRNA to a target mRNA with complementary sequence, leading to the degradation of the mRNA [ 23].
Two complementary routes leading to programmed cell death have been characterized, namely, the caspase-dependent and caspase-independent pathways, which differ in the events needed to trigger the apoptotic cascade [ 9].
The mature miRNA associated with RISC can bind to complementary mRNAs, leading to either translational repression or mRNA degradation, depending on the level of complementarity between the miRNA and the target sequence.
