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An overview of connections showing significant coupling during the task is given in Table  2.

This paper provides an overview of demountable connections and elements for steel and composite structures.

Table 2 Overview of the connections and their weights Open image in new window Here the red colour ωk indicates negative weights.

An overview of the connections (the arrows) and their weights that were defined for the model can be found in Table 2, which is based on Fig. 1, and Tables 3 and 4. The first and second columns represent the states that have connections between them.

Fig. A9 provides an overview of the connections between the economy and the energy model.

Nonetheless, further efforts are necessary to obtain a full overview of the connections among all the epigenetic factors and to determine whether these altered epigenetic patterns of aged stem cells cause tissue failure during organism aging.

Students were given a brief overview of the connection between RNA primary sequences and a certain subset of lattice walks.

Connectivity matrices were generated to provide an overview of all intracortical connections and subnetwork clusterings.

This dual idea is in good agreement with the several novel functions that have been associated with both cytosolic and mitochondrial isoforms of this surprisingly enzyme and highlights that further examination of this enzyme should provide significant insights into an integrated overview of the metabolic connections of this enzyme.

We then collected the function annotation of all proteins encoded by genes/operons downstream of a putative GlnR-binding site that fitted the selection criteria (see methods) to generate an overview of the regulatory connections that are conserved between more than three species (accumulated in Additional file 4).

The chapter further gives an overview of shaft hub connection methods along with shaft to shaft connection methods, the determination of critical speeds, and the ASME equation for the design of transmission shafts.