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Differently from existing literature on MDCs, this paper considers a segment as a set of nodes in an attempt to find more optional nodes for the path of travel, rather than using a single representative node; the MDC does not move between adjacent segments, instead it travels all segments in the optimized order.

The first few iterations of its Cayley graph are shown in Figure 12, where \(\{a, b\}\) is the set of generators and a right horizontal move between adjacent vertices represents composition with \(a\), an upward vertical move represents composition with \(b\), and leftward and downward moves represent composition with the inverse of \(a\) and the inverse of \(b\) respectively.

Family physicians' preference for the tablet reflects that they tend to stay in their office, or move between adjacent rooms, when seeing patients.

We simulated a contact process in which wild-type (i.e. nonmutant) and mutant individuals reproduce asexually and move between adjacent cells in a rectangular grid.

Landscape-genetic analyses have confirmed that broad-headed snakes often move between adjacent outcrops (distance between outcrops: 0.9 to 10.7 km), and thus are likely to rapidly find any restored habitat patches [ 12].

Glaciation cycle-mediated changes in sea level and precipitation may be expected to produce changing levels of connectivity between adjacent drainages for populations of Dallia, which depend on highly connected coastal plain or wetland hydrological networks to move between adjacent river drainages.

Surface diffusion kinetics can be thought of in terms of adatoms residing at adsorption sites on a 2D lattice, moving between adjacent (nearest-neighbor) adsorption sites by a jumping process.

The small estimated proportion of abrupt shift moves between adjacent probes is almost invisible at this scale (1.2%).

If the hopping rate for molecules moving between adjacent points on the network is given by λdif, and particles are restricted to move only along 'on' edges, then the average time it takes a particle to diffuse across a certain distance can be calculated in dynamic hyperfused (pc <  p < 1), mesofused (0 <  p <  pc) and microfused (p ≈ 0) states (see section S1.2).

Tube Heartbeat is incredibly data-rich – it displays "…in fifteen-minute intervals throughout a weekday, the volume of tube passengers moving between every adjacent pair of stations on the entire tube network – 762 links across the 11 lines.

When the inner state exceeds a threshold (ACTIVATION THRESHOLD, described later), the cell is activated and tries to move into a gap between adjacent cells.