There's a layer of service management at the enterprise level that is necessary to do all of the translation from the intricate specific detail around service levels, availability and outages, for example.
Studies on protein structures suggest that the interactions between KDM1 and the substrate are intricate and specific, leading to the exquisite substrate specificity of KDM1.
Trigger warnings in online spaces, though, have expanded widely and become more intricate, detailed, specific and obscure.
It is installed upstairs in the mezzanine gallery and consists of a small group of intricate, site-specific sculptural installations composed largely of collage imagery from magazines, calendars, encyclopedias and posters.
Thus a general understanding of what resource allocation strategies we should expect to see in extant populations, without getting into intricate species specific aspects, can be obtained in the context of a selection of canonical studies.
Multiple negative feedback loops and crosstalk between the PI3K-AKT and RAS-MAPK pathways orchestrate the dynamic and intricate tissue-specific effects of insulin, governing both cell metabolism and proliferation.
Within accessible regions p65 recruitment is significantly predicted by a number of chromatin features and their combinatorial interactions, revealing an intricate yet specific set of p65-targeting epigenetic codes.
These oligosaccharides, termed N-linked glycans or simply N-glycans, are added to proteins in the ER, where they serve as an entry pass to an intricate glycoprotein-specific portion of the ERQC system – GQC – that ultimately enhances the export efficiency of high-quality glycoprotein products (Roitsch and Lehle, 1989).
Some banks charge extra for intricate logos, specific colors or themes for checks.
"I actually heard a print reporter say, 'Now, we don't want to get into the expectations game' and then proceeded into the most specific, intricate expectations grid you could imagine," said Mark Halperin, political director of ABC News.
The scholar Donald Richie, who wrote about Ms. Yamada in his book "Japanese Portraits" (2006), described her as a peerless technician who mastered the art of the kata, the intricate physical language specific to classical Japanese dance and theater.
