Such assembly-coupled conformational switching is reminiscent of viral particle maturation and may represent a commonly used mechanism to enforce hierarchical assembly in multisubunit complexes.
Heating appeared to enforce the self-assembly of molecular structure as AmelF3 films heated to 215°C gave clearer beta-sheet features at 1624 cm−1 than those of the untreated films (Figure 3).
First, highly stringent criteria were enforced during the assembly process (see Methods) in order to avoid the assembly of concatamers.
PAVE uses MegaBLAST for the clustering step and CAP3 for assembly, however it assembles incrementally to enforce the mate-pair constraint, bury ESTs, and reduce incorrect joins and splits.
How ironic that a technology company, dedicated to enabling connectivity, would enforce such a retrograde, back-to-the-assembly-line edict.
However, the assembly government would pursue the powers to enforce that process if necessary.
High level assembly code (intrinsic functions) was used to enforce the SSE2 and SSE4.1 instruction sets, leading to a 2-fold acceleration of the original Fortran (Table 1).
A provably correct methodology is presented for computing a partial order on the self-assembly process, and for generating rules that enforce this order at runtime.
The consuls presided over the Roman Senate and the Roman assemblies, and had the ultimate responsibility to enforce policies and laws enacted by both institutions.
Also today, Justice Rehnquist told the committee that he thought Congress probably lacked power to strip the Federal courts of jurisdiction to enforce the First Amendment protections of the freedoms of speech, press, assembly and religion.
They claim shifts are long, the assembly line moves too fast and that managers enforce military-style discipline on the workforce.
