This multiplicity of proteins, operating in an active complex, provides great complexity in function due to the large variety of combinations into which different coactivator proteins can assemble in a given coactivator complex [ 4].
Organizations with such parallel delivery methods face great complexity in business structure and in the dynamics among different business functions.
The study of the H-bonded dimers revealed great complexity in the conformational landscape with a total of 36 structures studied.
The manufacturing technique allows great complexity in the design to be achieved with little incremental cost and our plant takes advantage of this to carry out the combustion and reforming reactions in highly integrated multiple adiabatic beds (MAB).
The analytical model reveals that there could be a great complexity in the relationship between the tool amplitude and the equilibrium gap size, which could lead to tool damage, if the problem has not been carefully considered.
The syrinx is lacking in the New World vultures (Cathartidae), which can only hiss and grunt, but reaches great complexity in the songbirds, in which it consists of paired specialized cartilages and membranes (the inner, or medial, walls of the bronchi), controlled by as many as six pairs of minute muscles.
At this point, Peirce himself confesses that 'there is a great complexity in the expression that is essential to the meaning' (Peirce 1933 4.3655).
The multi-objective modeling of the task allocation problem in cloud data centers with thousands of resources and applications leads to great complexity in solution finding [22].
Utilizing OFDMA in the ST phase incurs great complexity in scheduling stations and may lead to inefficiency if a schedule that fills all subchannels at all times is not feasible.
