Submodels can represent a single instance usually to provide context to other elements, or may represent multiple instances such as a list of trees (cf. an array).
Based on measurable performance differences, both in terms of increased hunting success [ 20] and suboptimal acceleration performance [ 46], as well as multiple instances of convergence in distantly related fishes, it seems unlikely that an increasingly elongate body was a neutral by-product of increasing vertebral count based solely on size and temperature.
On the other hand, our method, PTMClust is successful even for low abundance modified peptides as long as there are multiple instances of the same underlying PTM.
The architecture is implemented on Microsoft Windows Azure and each numbered block in the figure is a worker type which can be launched as multiple instances if required.
The three designs are compared in Table 4. Engineered geothermal systems are modular and scalable from 10 0 to 10 2 MW e as multiple instances of doublet/triplet/reversed-triplet may be implemented in the reservoir, in principle.
This allows virtually unlimited donations to go unreported if they are simply counted as multiple instances of smaller donations that each fall under the Rs 20,000 mark.
Should they be viewed as multiple instances of similarly functioning calcium binding units, maintained for efficiency or redundancy purposes?
Each widget is by default differentiated by the URL of the page it is installed on, but can also be given a unique identifier by the user so that a page can have multiple instances of a widget, such as founder Lev Walkin's photo site.
This procedure is akin to that which previously referred to as clustering of multiple instances of composomes into compotypes [ 81].
Importantly, the epigenome itself is subject to environmental influences, as documented in multiple instances [ 58- 61], and thus could act in concert with genetic variation to explain phenotypic variation and plasticity [ 62, 63].
