Sentence examples for heterogeneous organization from inspiring English sources

The free variables as the subject of electronic operation can be mapped to roles that were abstracted away from heterogeneous organization structures, thereby laying the groundwork for a role-based access right system.

In the case of the bulk material with a sophisticated heterogeneous organization, the crack appears as a result of the development of multiple micro-cracks triggered by the massive breakage of molecular or atomic bonds Fig.

The results indicated that the non-crystalline phase of cellulosic films are not composed solely of homogeneous domains nor are they totally amorphous but rather they were found to have a heterogeneous organization.

Several simplified membrane models featuring coexisting liquid disordered (Ld) and ordered (Lo) lipid phases have been developed to mimic the heterogeneous organization of cellular membranes, and thus, aid our understanding of the nature and functional role of ordered lipid protein nanodomains, termed "rafts".

Understanding the mechanism by which 5-HT accomplishes these goals is complicated by the wide variety of 5-HT receptors found in the SCN, the heterogeneous organization of both the circadian clock and the location of 5-HT receptors, and by a lack of sufficiently selective pharmacological agents for the 5-HT receptors of interest.

Broad distribution of flows have already been observed at the inter-urban level [14], but it is the first time that we observe this empirically at an intra-urban level showing that, in agreement with other studies (for Madrid [15] and for Portland, Oregon [1]), the movement patterns in large cities exhibit an heterogeneous organization of flows.

The special hierarchical semiconductor-based heterogeneous organizations of these organic semiconductor catalysts can mimic the energetic schemes of the photosynthetic RCs which fulfil the conditions of separation and stabilization of light-driven charges by chain of redox reactions [66 68].

Nowadays, with the broadening usage of distributed systems and Grid, the need for cooperation between many different heterogeneous organizations occurs.

The dynamic network DEA model (DN model) takes into account the internal heterogeneous organizations of DMUs, where divisions are mutually connected by link variables and trade internal products with each other.

Although all are listed as medical schools or medical colleges (and some have more elaborate titles in keeping with their many roles in addition to scholastic work) these are very heterogeneous organizations.

Furthermore, due to the heterogeneous core organization and the fine-grained optimization on energy-efficiency in QcNoC, averagely 18.40% reduction on system energy consumption can be achieved with an average 2.24∘C reduction on chip peak temperature compared with that in FoToNoC.