For volcanic hazards most of the vulnerability module is primitive in nature (i.e., binary functions).
The module is versatile in nature and reusable, after autoclaving and replacement of used polymeric membrane.
The Perl community has set aside the "Acme" namespace for modules that are fun in nature (but its scope has widened to include exploratory or experimental code or any other module that is not meant to ever be used in production).
Unlike the group 2 sequences, group 3 contains full-length dockerin modules, some of which are "clostridial" in nature, i.e., homologous to dockerins of Clostridium cellulovorans, C. papyrosolvens and C. cellulolyticum (gi numbers: ZP_04807887.1, ZP_05497793.1 and YP_002505573.1, respectively).
Proteins are generally modular in nature where each module or domain is a general designation for recurrent protein fragments with distinct structure, function and/or evolutionary history with autonomous folding and function retaining capability [ 2, 3].
Our results implicate that SLIT-ROBO transcription profile is bi-modular in nature, and that each module shows intrinsic variability.
Recent studies have revealed metabolic networks to be modular in nature, comprising several small, functional modules that combine together in a hierarchical manner to form larger, less cohesive units [21], [22].
In this article, the skill transfer problem from an invertebrate system in nature (octopus) to a STIFF-FLOP robot with two modules is studied, see Figure 1.
However, the proposed routing protocol is analytical in nature and its simulation is implemented using LINGO optimization module [46].
This algorithm is modular in nature and can be used in conjunction with any feature detection module.
