Due to electron scattering on copper wire surface and grain boundary, the resistivity of a copper wire will increase rapidly when the interconnect feature size becomes smaller than 45 nm [1].
Moreover, epistasis and pleiotropy are interconnected features, because both arise from the molecular interactions that underlie biological functions and are affected by evolutionary historical contingencies and physicochemical constraints (Maynard Smith et al. 1985; Novak et al. 2006).
MCODE had a median sub-network size of 18, while still maintaining the highly interconnected networks, and MCL had a median cluster size of 3, and no longer exhibited an interconnected feature.
Remarkably, the intimate interconnect porous feature not only significantly speeds up the electron transfer via shortened ion diffusion distance, but also exposes the electrochemically accessible active sites through ultrahigh surface area up to 3581 m2 g−1.
The latest is Wayne Kramer's gonzo exploitation flick "Pawn Shop Chronicles," which, like Quentin Tarantino's movie, features interconnected stories, digressive conversations about pop culture and unrestrained violence.
It serves well as a platform that allows for its different features to interconnect.
The buildings are interconnected by greenspace, which features a man-made pond as the central element.
We concentrated on developing a novel regulatory paradigm for the SLC6A3, wherein genetic- and epigenetic features are interconnected.
The cellular pathways activated in response to various types of stress are interconnected and share some features found in almost every stress response type: growth arrest, changes in expression patterns, and programmed cell death in case the damage is too extensive to be dealt with effectively.
HOBOKEN Monroe Center for the Arts "Interconnected," photography exhibition featuring the work of Pauline Chernichaw, France Garrido and Roslyn Rose at the hob'art gallery.
