It is found that an increase in the firms' quality and flexibility capabilities induces them to adopt further AMT, whereas advances in low-cost, innovation, and delivery capabilities appear negatively related to further AMT adoption.
Similar structural flexibility capabilities that allow RNA related machinery to interact with RNA might be at play for interaction with AuNPs, and hence, we see ribosome and spliceosome as one of the most enriched pathways that the protein-NP complex proteins belong to.
This new configuration brings about good flexibility, capability of harvesting light from all directions and a conversion efficiency competitive with those of the conventional DSSCs.
Within the timely framework examining interaction modes at the interfaces between transmission system operator (TSO) and distribution system operators (DSOs), this letter proposes the new concept of active-reactive power (PQ) chart, which characterizes the short-term flexibility capability of active distribution networks to provide ancillary services to TSO.
The ECL programming language is a key factor in the flexibility and capabilities of the HPCC Systems processing environment.
However, accurate manipulation requires the ROV to have excellent maneuverability, which limits the design flexibility and capabilities of the vehicle.
Recent developments in Jacquard shedding systems and their flexibility and capabilities in producing intricate striking designs (such as Damask, Brocade, Brocatelle, Matelasee, and Tapestry fabrics) are explained.
This is the iHeartRadio Theater, but it's really a TV studio, so it gives us enormous flexibility and capabilities.
The manuscript is very well written, includes numerous examples that highlight the software flexibility and capabilities, and the host site for the software is well documented.
A partner can offer a range of valuable resources, including technical capability, organisational capability, flexibility, reliability, knowledge, innovative capability, network position, international presence and a low risk of discontinuity (Nooteboom 1999).
"The CIO has to be strategic," says Limond "There's a lot of choice and it's giving IT leaders more options with regards to flexibility and capability.
