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Strong coupling to those defects results in random noise, the telegraph switching [7].

In recent years, researchers have compared children of divorced couples to those whose parents stuck together despite marital strain and concluded that those in intact families fare better.

But later on, there was an upside: the practice meant that the fates of companies in the United States were less coupled to those of banks.

The model presented can be applied to ignition or combustion, where heterogeneous processes are coupled to those in the gaseous phase.

Indeed, the electron spins of the Fe2+ and Fe3+ in the octahedral sites are coupled while the spins of the Fe3+ in the tetrahedral sites are anti-parallel coupled to those in octahedral sites.

In conducting the investigation, the heat exchanger is modeled as a bundle of periodically-arranged cooling tubes in which the vibrational displacements of the individual tubes are weakly coupled to those of their neighbors via a squeezed water film in the gap between them.

NF90's functions have been coupled to those of NF45, suggested by experiments demonstrating that their expression is regulated coordinately [31].

Because a generalist predator is able to adapt its diet and exploit different prey types, the dynamics of generalist predators are not necessarily tightly coupled to those of any one of their prey [20] and it is likely that the numerical response of predator populations will, like the functional response, be driven by the availability of more than one type of prey.

RQ2: Which parallel techniques coupled to those approaches provide HPC capabilities?

Furthermore, within a metalloprotein, the probe nucleus vibrations are also coupled to those of the surrounding polypeptide.

MAB activities must be tightly coupled to those of the foragers for the colony to collect the 20 kg of honey needed to survive the winter (Seeley 1985).