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The inverse power law behavior of the power spectrum and the invariant RD across temporal scales obtained from the analysis of time series in yeast and cardiac mitochondria are hallmarks of scale-free dynamics, i.e. multiple oscillatory frequencies in a wide range of time scales spanning at least three orders of magnitude.

These DCNs have the hallmark features of scale-free networks.

The presence of positive mood markers is also a hallmark of this scale.

Traditionally, archaeologists have focused on classic hallmarks of state integration, including force, infrastructural control, large-scale ritual, and kinship; thus, reflecting the polar extremes of integration.

The struggle to contain HIV/AIDS has all the hallmarks of a full-scale war.

The analogy between war and AIDS UNICEF's Executive Director Carol Bellamy has compared the HIV/AIDS crisis to having all the "hallmarks of a full-scale war.

These nanocomposites exhibit the three hallmarks of toughening found in micron-scale fiber composites: crack deflection at the CNT/matrix interface; crack bridging by CNTs; and CNT pullout on the fracture surfaces.

Many of its features breadth of scale, diversity in actors, and multiplicity of mechanisms are hallmarks of a complex adaptive system.

Hallmarks of the cancer state include large-scale gene expression changes [ 1], chromosomal rearrangement, and aneuploidy [ 2– 6].

The early science-fiction sequences, with their bright colors, whimsical characters and sublime sense of scale, show the influence of Japanese anime, but with the highly articulated, computer-assisted movements that have long been a Disney hallmark.

Governors Ball now has the hallmark of a full-scale rock festival: choices between simultaneous performances and no way to hear them all.