Compared with the single-cell micro-sleep (also called discontinuous transmission, DTX [24]), CI extends the realization into a cooperative feature to exploit it more flexibly through transferring the whole data transmission in the cluster to the active BSs.
We show that learning about sensory cues allows insects to transfer flexibly their responses to novel stimuli attaining thereby different levels of complexity, from basic generalization to categorization and concept learning consistent with rule extraction.
Therefore, through this model, the demands for heat, electricity, and cooling energy can be transferred flexibly between devices, along with fully exploiting the use of solar energy.
Furthermore, a mealy-type finite state machine-based solution for BS energy saving along railway tracks was proposed, which flexibly and effectively transferred the cell's state and can be applied to power-saving models.
We know that virulence-associated genes in Bacteria are highly associated with phages, probably by selection, so that these eukaryote host-killing genes can more flexibly survive by transferring in and out of Bacteria and be maintained in the bacteriophage gene pool.
Alternatively, if the two HECT domain lobes are flexibly tethered during ligation, we expected that mutations disrupting Ub transfer to Sna3C would map to the C-lobe, where Ub is linked.
Theoretical expressions of the reflection and transmission coefficients were obtained by using a transfer matrix formulation for the plate and for the flexibly connected beam.
Conclusions: The adopted cryopreservation protocol flexibly allows for the selection of cleavage-stage embryos for fresh embryo transfer and the cryopreservation of all supernumerary embryos at the pronuclear or the cleavage stage in a single cycle with satisfactory pregnancy rates.
Trichodesmium may use a strategy to flexibly adapt by incorporating functions and capacities when needed (e.g. via horizontal gene transfer, HGT) and maintain gene duplications (in-paralogs) affecting c. 10% of all genes in the Trichodesmium IMS101 genome, as a mechanism to promote genome expansion and organismal adaptations (Swingley et al., 2008; Treangen & Rocha, 2011).
