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The X and S coordinates are characterized by masses M and M S and by frequencies ω and ω S, respectively.
Hence, a reaction coordinate Q may be defined as the part of the diabatic free energy difference that depends on the fluctuating polarization field Pin(r) and thus changes during the reaction, leading to the transition-state coordinate Qt: 11.17where the initial and final localized proton states are characterized by coordinate values Ra and Rb, respectively.
Furthermore, individuals are characterized by their spatial coordinates, these may change during the whole simulation run.
Fruit and seed set are generally characterized by extensive cell division and coordinated development of maternal and filial tissues, while growth and maturation stages are characterized by cell expansion and accumulation of storage products, mainly proteins, starch and oils [ 1].
These higher order structures are characterized by G-quartet interactions with a centrally bound potassium ion coordinated by four guanines.
Allophane structures are characterized by the dominance of Si-O-Al Si-O-Al Si-O-Al majority of aluminum atoms are tetrahedrally coordinated.
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They are characterized by a CHF, which is a complex polar separable filter with a harmonic angular shape, represented in polar coordinates.
Our findings indicate that QSOX enzymes are characterized not just by the presence of the two defining domain folds but also by features that promote coordinated activity.
The photophysical behavior of the ligand and metal coordinated complex was characterized by steady state and time-resolved fluorescence, density functional theory calculation in combination with 1H NMR and mass spectroscopy results.
Crucially, the part of the distribution of the substate ensemble of the LDH·NADH·pyruvate Michaelis complex that is key to the reaction coordinate can be characterized in part by measuring the C2=O stretch frequency of the bound pyruvate molecule.
