Sentence examples for random complementarity from inspiring English sources

For appropriate and suitable choices of,,,,,,, and for the space, a number of known classes of random variational inequality, random quasi-variational inequality, random complementarity, and random quasi-complementarity problems were studied previously by many authors (see, e.g., [17 20, 22 24] and the references therein).

These mean that for appropriate and suitable choices of X, A, η, λ, p, M, N, S, T, P, Q, G and h, one can obtain many known classes of random variational inequalities, random quasi-variational inequalities, random complementarity and random quasi-complementarity problems as special cases of the problem (3.1), (see, for example [1 3, 22, 23, 34, 37, 45, 49, 50, 53, 58] and the references therein).

To address whether this targeting could result from random complementarity, we performed negative controls consisting of the same targeting with shuffled piRNA sequences.

It has been suggested that virtually any endogenous small RNA could hold an intrinsic, albeit fortuitous, antiviral potential (by random complementarity) that is independent of its cellular function [ 15, 24- 26].

A generalized random multivalued quasi-complementarity problem was introduced and studied by Chang and Huang [7], and the random variational inclusion (inequalities, equalities, quasi-variational inclusions, quasi-complementarity) problems were studied by Ahmad and Bazán [8], Chang [9], Cho et al. [10].

Evidence provided by Allen et al [ 10] and Felippes et al [ 11] show that some miRNAs evolved by inverted duplications of target gene sequences, whereas others originated from random sequences that either have self-complementarity by chance or sequences that represent highly eroded inverted duplications.

NADP conformers were randomly placed in the largest cleft observed in ycf39 3D model, then rotated in 1000 random orientations to identify orientations with the best shape complementarity to the protein surface.

Other assumptions that are worth mentioning here are the lack of complementarity of workers in the production process, the random assignment of workers to jobs and the limited variation in the sharing parameter γ which is constrained to be constant within workers across jobs.

As an extreme example, more than half of the RNA in a pool of random RNA sequences was found to aggregate together through self-complementarity and precipitate out of solution under conditions favoring intramolecular interactions [ 38].

In the present paper, a linear complementarity method for a vehicle-bridge dynamic system considering separation and random roughness is established.

To address this question, we run an experiment comparing different methods of team formation: (1) random assignment; (2) self selection; and (3) algorithm assignment designed to maximize skill complementarity.