Ominously police powers to regulate protests and pickets are to be vastly extended, for example with a requirement to create "picket supervisors" who must wear identifiable armbands – just as police states around the world require.
Our model can be easily extended, for example to other regional markets, or to any other two-sided platform with network effects.
The penultimate paragraph to Clark and Chalmers (1998) advocated the view that, to put it colloquially, where mind goes, the self follows: if the mind is extended, for example, so too is the self (see also A. Clark 2001, 2003).
It conforms to the low-level Geant4 abstract graphical user interfaces and introduces new abstract classes from which the various drivers are derived and that can be straightforwardly extended, for example, by the addition of a new driver.
For an adequate description of the pH-dependent charge state of side-chain and terminal amino acid functional groups, the one-letter code may be extended: For example, at a pH value of 7.4 the pentapeptide RRHIS contains a positively charged amino group at the terminal arginine, two positively charged arginine side chains and a negatively charged carboxylic group at the terminal serine.
Extending for example to the 10 "newly" reported subunits of mitochondrial ribosomes of [34], 7 are correctly included in cluster 3 and 1 in cluster 8 (still mitochondrial) and only 2 are missing (YMR158W and YPL013C).
Features from the previous iteration have either been retained or extended, for example complete sequence-to-structure mapping and all protein ligand interaction features.
Prominent EEG effects were replicated and extended, for example the old new effect (Hutzler et al. 2007) and the word-predictability effect (Dimigen et al. 2011).
However, extending, for example, CMfinder to include stability profiles as an additional pseudo-free energy change term, similar to [ 64], would likely give the best results.
