Sentence examples for drivers site from inspiring English sources

Elements of the study include identification of key science drivers, site monitoring with measurements of returns from a laser excitation of the sodium layer, a straw-man engineering proposal for the laser launch system and development of models to predict the system's performance and to assist in defining an error budget for the components.

For every state at the "driver" site there is a favoured state at the dependent site.

Evolution at the dependent site is, to a level, dependent on the state at the "driver" site.

That is, for each amino acid in the "driver" site there is a favoured one in the dependent site.

The "driver" site "chooses" the amino acids substitutions that will be favoured by increasing the value on the respective columns.

Evolution at the dependent site tends to follow the one at the "driver " site, and this tendency is proportional to a "coevolution factor", c.

That is, if the "driver" site has any amino acid belonging to group j, the dependent site will be pushed into the corresponding state (which for simplicity is also amino acids belonging to group j).

In the BLOSUM model, the BLOSUM row taken is instead the one corresponding to the "driver" site's new amino acid, being given thus more importance to the new physico-chemical demands of that site.

That is, if the dependent site had an alanine as a residue, and the "driver" site had changed to a proline, the evolution at the end of the branch would follow the BLOSUM row corresponding to the alanine, with an increase probability of changing to a proline.

Effective management of recreation within protected areas requires a comprehensive understanding of the drivers of site visitation.

We addressed these issues by focusing on (1) long-term, landscape level retrospective analysis of disturbance dynamics of mountain Norway spruce (Picea abies) forest; (2) testing for the prevailing disturbance agent; and (3) the detection of disturbance drivers, particularly site conditions, using a dendrochronological approach.