Furthermore, as blind restoration problems are intrinsically highly ill posed, stable solutions have been obtained mostly using some prior information about the kernel, adapting the problem solution to particular situations.
This analysis revealed that although Oswald appears off-balance, his pose is stable.
The threat that BComú's enemies posed to stable governance was clear from the outset – even before the mayoral inauguration, Jean Delort, the political representative for the Barcelona police, resigned in protest at the election of Colau.
Extending the resource-based view, dynamic capability theory poses that stable resource configurations cannot sustain competitive advantage (Teece et al. 1997).
Molecule B (Fig. 3) was similar in structure but slightly smaller in size than molecule A. However, it had only one stable pose when docked to LYN, compared to a dozen stable poses when docked to Plk1.
Molecular modeling and dynamics simulations revealed that the ligand binds in an energetically more stable pose in the FDH binding site, as it adopts a more twisty conformation, compared to the natural coenzyme.
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First, Mu does not adopt a single, stable pose in the acceptor site but explores a range of binding orientations.
Its binding energies with LYN and the most stable pose with Plk1 PBD were calculated to be −18.5 kJ/moL and −26.5 kJ/moL, respectively.
Together, the plantigrade hind foot posture and wide-gauge stance suggest that the Anomoepus trackmaker adopted a more stable, crouching pose and moved more slowly along the ripple-marked riverbed surface (Fig. 4B).
