The mobility of these localized states is discussed particularly in the presence of parametrical and structural disorder inherent to biomolecules.
The description of experimental devices is a thorny problem involving the trade-off between describing quantum systems with enough rigour and yet taking sufficient account of the disorder inherent to manufacturing processes.
We discover that individual atoms exhibit anomalous diffusion as a result of spatial and energetic disorder inherent in the support, and interpret the origins of this behaviour to develop a physical picture for the surface diffusion of single metal atoms.
We focus on intrinsic disorder as an inherent structural property of chaperones, before we review the role of disordered proteins as chaperone "substrates".
And the directors' fundamental audacity is that of all great artists, the one that has gotten them in trouble since Plato's time — acknowledging the tragic tangle of art and life, discovering great beauty in ugly doings, sublimity in pain and disorder, in the inherent conflict of virtue and desire, in the defiant complexity of existence itself.
Such inherent disorder presents inherent limitations to further miniaturisation and control for nanotechnological applications increasingly requiring atomic precision e.g. molecular electronics.
This finding showed that PPy/MCM-41 pore structure changed with dye adsorption probably because of inherent disorder, and not the MCM-41 structure collapse.
This inherent disorder, therefore, raises a number of questions about the stability and the microstructure of these porous networks, and how this disorder influences the optoelectronic properties of 3D nanographene.
In the solution, the geometry of the enolone fragment is attributed to the inherent disorder of the local environment, which solvates one of the basic sites better than the other, stabilizing one tautomer over the other.
Paradoxically, molecular disorder or imperfections inherent in the synthesis method can be a boon in designing and fabrication of self-assembled materials with unique combinations of properties impossible or difficult to achieve otherwise.
