end{cases} (2.6) Letting (varepsilonrightarrow0) in equation (2.6), one has a fast subsystem governing the fast variable only begin{aligned} frac{dZ}{dt}=YF_{0} biggl(frac{Z}{Y},Y; alpha^{2} biggr), end{aligned} (2.7) where Y is regarded as a parameter.
If, however, we make room for the tremendous uncertainty upon which most of medicine is practiced — an uncertainty that eludes hard and fast rules governing appropriate use — then we are left with a more truthful tale, albeit one that offers a less clear path to a happy ending.
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The data would be consistent with τ-fast being governed by processes based on dissociation of Nck from pTyr sites on Nephrin/TIR (which are likely slower in the high affinity system) and τ-slow being governed by diffusion of large assemblies in the membrane (which are expected to be similar in the two cases).
The bishops were asked, for instance, to express their desires on a revision of the laws governing fasting and abstinence.
He said he had built on that achievement by further opening foreign markets, dealing with international financial crises and overhauling the laws governing fast-changing industries like telecommunications.
Such events also span multiple time domains from the fast molecular reactions governing gene expression to the slower cell cycle and division.
Saccharomyces yeasts therefore offer a powerful system with which to resolve the different forces governing fast centromere evolution.
By lowering the clock speed governing how fast the chip executes calculations, it is possible to pack the processor chips far more closely together.
With metal bats evolving as fast as the rules governing them, wooden bats are now venerated relics, said Vince Malta, a San Francisco collector and bat expert who advises the Baseball Hall of Fame.
