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Any Ferrari at least 20 years old, along with some newer limited-production exotic models, can undergo certification, so long as it's "running and roadworthy," Mr. Rowley said.

The resulting models can undergo atomic-detail refinement, or if computational expense is an issue, clustering based on the Cα root-mean-square deviation (rmsd) (16, 17) can reduce the number of models before performing refinement.

Therefore, during the training, the synapses in our model can undergo neither LTP (due to lack of PP2B), nor LTD (because they are at the minimum).

We also show that the time-delay model can undergo Andronov-Hopf bifurcations in the chronic equilibrium solutions at critical time delays and that limit cycle behavior in all five populations occurs at time delays greater than the critical values.

We compute R 0 = 3.5833 > 1, h > 2, H = − 0.2823 < 0. From Theorem 4.3, the endemic equilibrium is locally asymptotically stable for a small latent period, while the SIRI model can undergo a Hopf bifurcation and produce a periodic orbit for a large latent period.

However, there is no animal model that can undergo endovascular treatment, while providing reproducible true critical limb ischemia with arterial ulcers and rest pain.

One Model S can undergo 25 battery changes, and that battery swap credit can be used to apply to a total of 25 vehicles -- each one theoretically earning up to nine ZEV credits -- as long as all the other 24 vehicles are "fast refueling capable," Kiddie said.

In line with [ 13], we found that even small noises in the carrying capacity tend to be magnified through density compensation when r is high, so that Model 2 can undergo large fluctuations.

In this model a forest can undergo directional succession after stand-replacing disturbance or remain in any one of the three modes if the driving disturbance type is not changed.

Under the assumptions of our model all cells can undergo 50 cell divisions counting from the time of birth of the individual.

In order to understand how some of the key enzymes behave under hypoxic conditions in neuron-like cells, we have used the PC12 cells, which are commonly used as neuronal differentiation model as they can undergo neuron-like physiological and molecular changes in response to Nerve Growth Factor (NGF) or other stimulants.