If three units that are mutually compatible receive a strong external signal, the state in which only these units are active is generally most stable.
The alliance was mutually beneficial: Wahhab received military protection for his movement, which sought to return Muslims to what he believed were the values of the early years of Islam in the seventh century, when the Prophet Muhammad was alive.
The configuration of three mutually tangent circles has received particular attention.
14 15 Furthermore, as first-line invasive treatments are mutually exclusive (patients receive either PCI or CABG), we need to account for the competing risk of receiving the other treatment, respectively.
A single domain query A may connect through a multidomain protein AB to infer a false relationship with B. However, previous work (Weston et al., 2004) has found that as long as the query sequence is connected to many other proteins, then the true homologs will be mutually reinforcing and receive a higher rank.
In later works Father Jaki explored the boundary between science and religion; he believed the two were compatible and mutually reinforcing, and in 1987 he received the Templeton Prize, the annual award given for advancing the quest to understand God.
Subscribers to Blue Security became part of a mutually protective community; whenever a member received a piece of spam, it was automatically forwarded to all the others, which simultaneously returned the message to its sender, overwhelming the spammer's server.
When the message is received by another sensor passing through, mutually disjoint covers are identified.
Any M=M 1+M 2 received RLNC packets at D are mutually linearly independent as q→∞.
After the principal investigator received a signed consent letter, a mutually convenient time was arranged for the interview.
The evaluation report noted that this was a mutually supportive relationship in that the support volunteers received from CHWs was key to the effectiveness of the volunteers (9).
