Accordingly, a subclassification into (i) 'ghost' pseudogenes with some intermediate functionality, i.e. similar to a functional gene and transcribed and/or functional, and (ii) 'dead' pseudogenes that lack any functionality has recently been proposed.
It includes six kinds of knowledge about functionality, i.e. two types of functional models, two types of organization of generic knowledge, and two ontologies of functionality.
The idea of cross-platform functionality – i.e. a game that can work across many different formats from consoles to phones – has been around for several years.
If WDM technology can provide SONET functionality (i.e., protection, reliability and traffic routing capabilities), many dollars can be saved.
You can also search for apps generally by functionality (i.e. accounting, workflow) or by name.
As a tool during the build, i.e. BIM, for the ongoing building functionality i.e. BMS and lastly benefiting occupants experience.
The work was begun with the synthesis of an aromatic amine end-capping agent containing trifluorovinyl ether functionality, i.e. 4- trifluorovinyloxy)aniline (TFVA).
Component-based programming models [1 4] provide consistent encapsulation of software components, with explicitly defined functionality (i.e., provided interfaces) and explicit context dependencies (i.e., required interfaces).
In this paper, however, we exclusively focus on service functionality, i.e., the discrepancy between the functionality desired by a user and the actual functionality when finally executing the composed solution.
The LGW IF should offer the logical VGW functionality (i.e., status and negotiation of services and resources, ontological representations), without realizing the remaining physical layer functions.
This performance gain is bought at the cost of fixed functionality (i.e., the aggregation can deliver exactly a defined output).
