The second unusual feature revealed by the structure of CDO was the presence of a thioether cross-link in the active site, with the thiol of C93 being covalently bonded to an ortho carbon of Y157.
Otherwise, the S→R 1→D link continues as the active link for information transmission in the next block time T. Similarly, when the S→R 2→D link is activated in the current transmission block, the branch switching occurs when gamma_{mathrm{e2e,R_{2}}}^{text{texttt{DF}}} = text{min}(gamma_{mathrm{SR_{2}}},gamma_{mathrm{R_{2}D}}) < kappa, (21).
In the context of the classical holistic worldview that was inherently permeated with ethical values, the recognition of reality was linked to the active involvement of humanity in their interactive relationship with their social and natural environment.
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Since all links in a clique contend with each other, only one link in the clique can be active at any instant.
When a link in an active path breaks, the upstream node that detects this break may try to locally repair the route if the destination is close to the node.
The solid lines show the downlink SINR in the active links when inactive links are transmitting DL RS.
If a node detects a failure of a link in an active path, it erases the route from its table and then sends an RERR message to the source node of the path.
To potentially explain the observed effects of the mutations on the surface of the enzyme on the catalytic activity, we determined the distance of the respective N-glycosylation site to the amino acid His170, which is linked to the heme group in the active site.
The capacity provided during a specific timeslot is defined by the associated link rate vector, which gives the transmission rate for each active link in the spatial reuse group, or clique.
With this algorithm, each and every active link in the network cooperatively calibrates its environment and converges to a desired link schedule for data transmissions within a time frame of multiple slots.
