This type of information can be used in coupled thermo-dynamic and mechanical models of the local geotechnical site conditions including structural elements such as foundations, port structures, transportation systems and pipelines.
Schmidt and Eberl suggest many potential applications for their semiconductor tubes, including structural elements in molecular machines, pipelines for local medical applications, and who knows what else.
In the southwestern part of the Thrace Basin, the first detailed geological map (Fig. 1(b)), including structural elements, was produced by Elmas et al. (2008).
Other exterior features include structural elements left exposed along with portions of the curved metal skin that extend out from the building.
This hypothesis led most studies to use mRNA constructs that only included structural elements necessary for sRNA binding [21], [22], [31], [32].
Primary themes included structural elements (health care policy, environment, gender, nursing culture); practice-level elements (interprofessional relationships, time-use patterns, space); and individual factors.
Emergent themes included structural elements (health care policy, environment, gender, nursing culture), practice level elements (interprofessional relationships, time-use patterns, spatial structures), and individual factors.
One set of guidelines commonly used as a benchmark of TJR quality in the U.S. is the Blue Cross/Shield's "Blue Distinction Center for Knee and Hip Replacement" criteria, which provide quality benchmarks for a range of program features including structural elements, processes, provider certifications, and reporting.
Thus, Ago sequences described by Kiriakidou et al. as lacking the MC region [ 1] (plants, archaea, fission yeast, D. melanogaster Ago2, extended C. elegans family members, and piwi-like sequences) do include structural elements of the MC motif, which represents an integral part of the overall fold.
