In recent years, the organization patterns of the global energy systems have been greatly evolved with the rapid development and wide applications of renewable generation and energy storage technologies.
The peculiar form of hairpin is caused by the organization pattern of its five domains: two cytoplasmic N/C-terminals, a C-terminal membrane attachment domain, an oligomerization domain, and a central transmembranous domain [ 87, 89, 112].
The expected organization pattern of muscle fibers, being wrapped with large mitochondria presenting highly packed cristae, is clearly seen in all images as has been described for other insects [11].
(ii) Second, we investigate the mesoscopic features of the community meta-network considering some characteristics of the network (such as the diameter, the distribution of shortest-paths and weights of links, the connectivity among communities, etc)., discussing how these features may reflect organization patterns of individuals in the network.
This work highlights the possibility of inferring characteristics describing the organization patterns of users of large social networks, analyzing some mesoscopic features that arise from a statistical and topological investigation.
Problem-solving competence at group level is influenced by the structure of the social networks and so it may shed light on the organization patterns of gregarious animals.
We observed two different organization patterns of FISH and immuno-staining fluorescent signals which are exemplified in Fig. 4.
Replication-dependent rearrangements, as indicated by the symmetric gene organization pattern in the genomes of Chlamydia pneumoniae and Chlamydia trachomatis, may provide a missing link in the reconstruction of historical events from modern genomes.
The further analysis of the mesoscopic features of this network puts into evidence the organization patterns that describe the connectivity of users in large online social network.
All world systems with at least a chiefdom level of political organization exhibit a pattern of the rise and fall of large polities.
