Despite decades of intensive study, allosteric effects have eluded an intellectually satisfying integrated understanding that includes a description of the reaction coordinate in terms of species distributions of structures and free energy levels in the conformational ensemble.
Some studies [12, 18 20], using the property of "constant ration" for shadow detection, expressed the intensity of each pixel on the coordinate in terms of with (4): (4).
(54) Using the result that (nabla_{X} h(X mu) = (partial_{V},partial _{n_{text{h}}}) (V-V_{mu})=(1,0)) the above can be re-arranged to give the perturbation in the switching coordinate in terms of the difference between the perturbed and unperturbed trajectories as deltaxi^{m}(t) = - frac{delta V xi^{m},t)}{V_{xi}(xi^{m}_,t)}.
Like her bland colleagues on the force (scrupulously coordinated in terms of race, sex and ethnicity), Susannah could use some toughening up before her next assignment.
"As opposed to Super Bowls in the past, this one will be much more coordinated in terms of law enforcement," said Special Agent Brian Marr, a spokesman for the service.
"They are riding the fine line between legal and illegal, and coordinated and not coordinated, in terms of political messaging allowed under state and federal campaign finance laws," said Colin Williams, policy director of Illinois Campaign for Political Reform.
"We felt it was important to come out and see what the University of California has already completed and coordinated in terms of science facilities, in particular the labs like Berkeley Lab, and to develop long term, lasting relationships with people who are actively involved in the science community," Rounds said.
The probability that a reaction coordinate q α has a value s is (87) Pr s = ∫ d p N d r N exp − β H δ q α r N − s Z N, V, T, where (88) q α = q α r N is the representation of the reaction coordinates in terms of the Cartesian coordinates.
However, it can be defined in joint coordinate system in terms of joint motions.
A more complete description of coordinate bonding, in terms of electron pairs, became possible in the 1920s, following the introduction of the concept that all covalent bonds consist of electron pairs shared between atoms, an idea advanced chiefly by the American physical chemist Gilbert N. Lewis.
