Sentence examples for leader structure from inspiring English sources

The simulation results demonstrate that trains can accomplish consensus in a leader structure, and the delay time can be reduced by 11.8% at most after using the proposed method.

Our results indicate that the wild-type HIV-1 RNA sequence has been selected from total sequence space as a unique solution to present critical replication signals in the context of a complex leader structure with small intervening single-stranded segments.

Religious leaders are considering an alternative to the supreme leader structure after at least 13 people were killed in the latest unrest to shake Tehran and family members of Ayatollah Rafsanjani were arrested amid calls by former President Mohammad Khatami for the release of all protesters.

(iii) The deletion or insertion of nucleotides within the DNA segment defined by map position 0.70 to 0.75 causes striking alterations in the types of leader structures in the late mRNAs.

Additionally, how a leader structures their span sends a very strong message (internally and externally) as to who and what they value, along with their capabilities, interests, and passions.

Five auto-regulatory leader structures of ribosomal protein genes [ 47] were found (Table  6).

Other factors such as 5'-untranslated leader structures, upstream AUG codons, and sensitivity of plant ribosomes to secondary structure [ 35, 39], play an important role in translation efficiency as well.

Kavanaugh implied that in light of the CFPB's single-leader structure, the president should have the power to remove the agency's director for policy reasons rather than the narrow performance criteria allowed under current law.

How team leaders structure the team, define its purpose, remove organizational barriers, help individual members enhance their contributions to the team, and coach to help members use their collective resources to fulfill team goals all influence team success [ 32].

In 1988, Dr. Oksenberg wrote "Policy Making in China: Leaders, Structures, and Processes" with Prof. Kenneth Lieberthal of the University of Michigan.

His opening came when House Republican leaders structured a campaign finance debate in such a way that no bill could pass without a two-thirds majority and that, in any case, no vote could be taken on one of the main bills favored by advocates of change.