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The results demonstrate that with proper partitioning and actuator control design, successful RTHS can be implemented despite unfavorable transfer system properties.
The idea of network slicing of air interface (see Fig. 2) refers to proper partitioning of physical radio resources (PHY layer), mapping them into logical resources, and creating the operations of MAC (medium access control) and higher layers based on the logical PHY resources.
Finally, it is unknown how cells ensure proper partitioning of TA proteins between the ER and mitochondria.
It can automatically identify the appropriate number of clusters as well as the proper partitioning of the data.
Proper partitioning of damaged proteins between old and new cells is important for replicative lifespan, both in budding and fission yeast (Erjavec et al., 2008).
While spe-4 is involved in proper partitioning of cytoplasmic components during spermatogenesis [ 66], spe-9 mediates oocyte fertilization likely through an adhesive function or signaling event [ 67].
Based on clonal selection mechanism in immune system, a dynamic local search based immune automatic clustering algorithm (DLSIAC) is proposed to automatically evolve the number of clusters as well as a proper partition of datasets.
Dibutyl phthalate (LogP = 5.4) showed the highest biocompatibility and proper partition coefficient for OPBE and HPBE.
The nucleoprotein complex has been recently called "segrosome" and is essential to ensure proper partition of the plasmid molecules [31].
Our results demonstrate heterologous expression of mCusF could be used to engineer a new phytoremediation strategy for Zn/Cd and our finding also deepen our insights into mechanistic basis for relieving Cd toxicity in plants through proper root/shoot partitioning mechanism and homeostatic accumulation of Mn and Fe.
Spo0J is a chromosomally associated protein, required for proper chromosomal partitioning, separation of sister origins, and synchronous DNA replication at the initiation of the DNA replication process.
