Both of them look forward to something multi-functional in nature but don't know exactly what it might be.
In conclusion, results also show that it is possible to implement the multi-functional in a small-scale microsystem.
The leukocyte specific protein 1 or LSP1 is a multi functional protein involved in such divers biological processes as the regulation of neutrophil motility, chemotaxis, adhesion and membrane immunoglobulin M (mIgM) mediated apoptosis of B-lymphocytes.
The 60 millions new cars produced each year within earth are more and more demanding in robust, multi functional low cost embedded network.
These proteins happen to include five multi-reaction enzymes, which are enzymes that are generally listed as bi-functional or multi-functional proteins in UniProt and in literature.
Multi-functional behaviour in cell populations is shown in Figure 10, where a bacterial colony grows on a surface with inputs that are spatially distributed as follows: top-left quadrant has no inputs (0-0), top-right quadrant has input A (1-0), bottom-left has input B (0-1), and bottom-right has both inputs, A and B (1-1).
All these evidences support our hypothesis of a multi-functional role in trafficking for this ENTHA subfamily in organisms lacking the ENTHB subfamily.
The concept of 'simultaneous turn over' between catalytic functions in multi-functional catalysis is widely accepted (for instance, in bi-functional metal/acid transformation of alkanes), and this aspect of the proposed mechanism is a 'normal' behaviour in steady state.
Corrugated core sandwich structures are increasingly used as multi-functional components in many industrial areas.
Consequently, we suggest future research directions based on multi-functional nanoparticles in the development of high-performance optical measurement systems.
A preliminary questionnaire indicated unanimous support for implementing multi-functional structures in place of traditional single-purpose ones.
