The local poultry industry employs more than 48,200 people directly and 59,700 indirectly but close to 3,000 people could lose their jobs in the next few months, authorities say.
The aim is to identify "self-optimizing variables" that indirectly give close-to-optimal operation with constant setpoints, in spite of disturbances.
In this way, the words belonging to the same class are indirectly drawn closer to each other, hence the class-specific word correlations are strengthened.
Based on this model and on our results showing the critical role of the LAT tyrosines in the Lck/LAT association, we propose that LAT may indirectly maintain active Lck close to substrates and/or stabilize Lck in an open conformation by engaging its SH2 and SH3 domains.
For those seeking Madoff-type returns, consider that the Federal Reserve Board, by reducing short-term rates close to zero indirectly, is forcing investors to reconsider domestic equities, particularly properties yielding 6% to 7%.
The martensitic crystal structure of the relatively large particles indirectly confirms that such particles have the compositions close to the master alloy.
Pause-prone sites, if located close to the promoter, can also affect noise indirectly by reducing both transcription and translation initiation due to RNAP and ribosome congestion.
In PECs, including PEMUs, the ratio between the opposite ionic groups is usually assumed to be close to 1 1, though some structural studies have indirectly indicated significant nonstoichiometry.
State labor officials say close to a million New Jersey jobs are directly or indirectly intertwined with Wall Street.
Several significant or suggestively significant SNPs were close to genes whose function might be directly or indirectly related to energy metabolism and fat deposition.
