Most notably, the new method (1) does not require the encapsulation problem to be in a bounded domain such as a hypercube; (2) does not require the solution of the encapsulation problem to converge point-wise.
Large 128-atom supercells are employed to obtain fully converged point defect formation energies.
Having a successful theory of propositional attitude reports is important, as they serve as a converging point for a number of different fields, including philosophy of language, natural language semantics, philosophy of mind, metaphysics, and epistemology.
At the two sides of the Hongshi River near the converging point, the ground level is less than 1 m above the water level in the river.
This might avoid stepping over the actual converging point and increasing the computational cost of cluster formulation through updating the distance matrix.
Analog designers have traditionally learned to tackle design problems with numerous circuit simulations using accurate circuit simulators such as SPICE, and have increasingly relied on trial-and-error approaches to reach a converging point.
The hydrolysable C3 protein is the converging point for all three complement activation pathways, making it the central player in the complement cascade [15].
VHT could be a potential and ideal converging point for PHC and Hälsotorgs' health promotion and prevention approaches.
This hub might act as a converging point for different stress signaling pathways and might activate the cis-acting regulatory elements of a respective gene under different abiotic stress conditions.
To identify the form of cell death induced by Id3, we determined whether caspase-3, the converging point for most apoptotic pathways, was proteolytically processed from procaspase-3 into its smaller, active form.
As Radil associates with Rap1, and talin is the converging point in the inside-out integrin activation, ERdj3/Prtg/Radil signaling pathway may also involve Rap1 and talin to activate α5 β1-integrin.
