These considerations open the option of using innovative fault protection methods, such as the one presented in [55, 56], that eliminate disruptive currents and provide a rapid reconfiguration of the system.
Unless it is blocked, says James Cole, a deputy attorney-general, consumers will suffer.Regulators are particularly worried that the takeover would eliminate a disruptive competitor.
The majority of camouflage methods aim for crypsis, often through a general resemblance to the background, high contrast disruptive coloration, eliminating shadow, and countershading.
Eliminating delivery to residences on Friday rather than Saturday would be less disruptive than having to go two days in a row without mail service.
This section outlines in detail how the start-up Kunstmuseum was designed to challenge the industry rules of the mainstream contemporary art museums, which industry features were eliminated and which new disruptive features were introduced and applied.
There is also some risk that coordination between suppliers would become easier, especially if a disruptive competitor were eliminated".
The need for potentially structurally disruptive counterions is eliminated by deprotonation of the carboxylic acid moieties; the carboxylates present in each structure act as counterions and balance the charge on the divalent metal ions leading to charge-neutral complex ions.
The Q169D substitution was particularly disruptive and largely eliminated enzymatic activity, perhaps due to electrostatic repulsion between the polyanionic DNA backbone and electronegative carboxylic acid side-chain.
Today's strategic financing, coupled with the earlier investments, enables scaling of this disruptive technology and helps eliminate energy waste in multiple markets from servers to solar panels, from HVACs to hybrids".
A growing body of evidence (reviewed in [42]) suggests that tumor suppressors are less active in stem/progenitor cells, as their activity would eliminate a multipotent progenitor, with very disruptive consequences for the whole organism.
