The two fluids interact collectively with the full set of Maxwell's equations.
Given today's understanding of nuclear fusion and how particles interact collectively, such clusters of heavy water should not have had enough energy to cause deuterium atoms to fuse upon impact.
These simulations get more demanding and expensive as the temperature of the fluid increases: An evaporated fluid has to be treated as a compressible gas, and, heated further, the gas becomes ionized, becoming a "plasma" of positively and negatively charged particles that interact collectively via electric and magnetic fields.
Therefore, based on the ability of these toxicants to interact collectively, more research emphasis should be placed on mixture toxicology.
The set of interacting molecules collectively referred to as a pathway or network represents a fundamental structural unit, the building block of the larger, highly integrated networks of biological systems.
We utilize genetic and genomic tools to uncover how different types of retinal cells, including retinal neurons, glia and the vasculature, respond to developmental cues and disease insults at the epigenomic and transcriptional levels, and how they interact and collectively contribute to the integrity of the retina.
It was proposed that units of varying magnitudes of influence interact and collectively create a "web of determinants".
Therefore, partitioning the atoms into separate charge groups can be described as a form of coarse-grained encoding of the electrostatic field, whereas the charge-tier comprising the non-polar charges interval could implicitly account for the distribution of the hydrophobically interacting molecules, and collectively, they still encode the net steric field.
After associating our microarray gene expression data set with a protein-protein interaction network (Fig. 6), we used jActiveModules to identify and score sub-networks of interacting genes that collectively showed significant changes in expression [ 34].
This has profound implications for society and how we collectively interact with the world around us.
More research is needed on how pastoralists individually and collectively interact with and negotiate hybrid forms of conservation efforts, especially in rangelands where wildlife, livestock, and humans frequently overlap and share resources.
