Moreover, we show how to improve the convergence of self-repelling random walks using a complementary push-phase and demonstrate our results on mobile networks.
A button that surrounds your office visitor with fun-house mirrors when he asks, "Why do you need to take so much time off when your children get sick?" When someone says "There are always two sides to every story," a button that pulls aside curtains to reveal that your office is precariously perched at the edge of a bubbling volcano; a complementary second button pushes them in.
During the wilderness years, they were alternative; then, as they won some recognition, they turned complementary; now, pushing for a merger, they've become integrated.
In the innovation ecosystem, members make use of their complementary advantages to push the innovation.
This established a 'push pull' hypothesis in which the L272 side chain penetrates into the minor groove expelling uracil (push), and complementary interactions from the specificity pocket facilitate productive binding (pull).
But nowadays, the company is pushing a complementary device for users who subscribe to pay TV but want to watch additional on-demand content from services like HBO Go, or who want to stream content to a bedroom or other room in the house, without having to sign up for another DVR or set-top box.
This burst of creativity, plus a big investment in complementary advertising, has begun to push up the sales of premium brands throughout the category.
Possibly, the hydrophobic nature of the catalytic pocket, the specificity for G in the complementary strand, and a weak push that can only flip out unstable base pairs may explain the selectivity for U/T : G over the more stable C : G.
The "push factors" for complementary therapy use identified in this study indicate several areas of NHS asthma care that could be improved.
At the annual meetings of the International Monetary Fund and World Bank, finance ministers pushed two, supposedly complementary, reform ideas a few steps forward.
