These properties can also be defined in space: some components are more predictable and/or faster than others and actions performed in or among these nodes present better defined and/or smaller bounds.
Arkin and his team have developed an "adaptor" that makes the genetic engineering of microbial components substantially easier and more predictable by converting regulators of translation into regulators of transcription in Escherichia coli.
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Because those NS were rated more predictable, the effect can be explained by predictability, as one robust modulator of the N400 component [75].
However, as noted by several linguists, the so-called irregular component of German plural morphology is more structured and contains more predictable plural forms than the dual mechanism model predicts to be the case.
The policy part is much more predictable.
More predictable results are obtained with the use of cruciate-substituting components, but they provide no varus-valgus stability and cannot compensate for severe flexion laxity.
While creating distinct goals and accountabilities has helped organizations divide work into specific, measurable, and predictable components, that form of scientific management has also made jobs more repetitive and boring.
Our research considers how the addition of natural fibre and recoverable textile components can lend compressed earth block building structural resilience and more predictable material qualities relative to human comfort and building longevity.
Thus, as was expected, the weighting of the predictive acceleration component in eq. 4 became greater when the target motion was more predictable, in the sense that its power spectrum was more confined.
