Such enhancement of mutual linkage between large economies in the randomized structures therefore may in part be responsible for the changes in the crisis spreading property.
In particular for two vesicles (*, ** in Figure 4.C.1) to be linked to a third one, vesicles * and ** have to present DNA strands of the same sequence on their surface theoretically inhibit their mutual linkage yet observed in Figure 4.C.1 (arrow).
Hence, 5,000 loci with mutual linkage equilibrium give a rough approximation of the human genome.
If the human genome consisted of 5,000 loci with mutual linkage equilibrium, the average size of the locus would have to be 600 kb.
All in all, we attribute the narrow width of the peaks for the genomic differences in long-established African, Asian, and European populations to the presence of several thousand chromosomal loci in mutual linkage equilibrium.
Then, a series of experimental tests are performed to obtain the static magnetic characteristics of a 12/8 DCSRM including self and mutual flux linkages under different rotor positions for varying exciting current conditions.
This method is used to calculate the static self and mutual flux linkage of phase winding for DCSRM by the formulas of airgap permeances, the stator and rotor pole and yoke permeances, in which the mutual effects as well as the magnetic saturation are taken into account.
The paper touches the same problem of linkages and mutual trust, as well as the development of social capital.
Cultural values, shared resources, linkages, and mutual trust work for the community, nurtured through close personal relations for the functioning of economic activities.
Public policy is crucial in forging meaningful university-industry relations, but it is difficult for governments to directly stimulate innovation and cooperation because these linkages depend on mutual interest, trust and comprehension (Bychkova et al 2015).
