To investigate the ability of 1G1, 1G2 and the single-site mutants in effluxing biofuels that are structurally dissimilar to 1-octanol and n-octane, which are conformationally flexible linear compounds, we chose a cyclic and conformationally more rigid biofuel candidate, α-pinene, as the test substrate.
Saeed Jalili, the head of the Supreme National Security Council, the country's foreign-policy-making body, is the most rigid and ideological candidate in this Presidential race.
Then, flexible refinement and re-ranking of the rigid docking solution candidates was performed by FiberDock, that accounts for both backbone and side-chain flexibility [29].
Some authors maintain that there are so many properties that allegedly non-rigid designators for properties always end up rigidly designating some property or other in the plenum: for example, 'the element most discussed in philosophy', a candidate non-rigid designator for gold, may be said to designate rigidly the property of being the element most discussed in philosophy.
Such stipulations could strangle candidates into rigid positions, positions not many seem inclined to break.
Crist's independence should be a lesson to both voters and prospective candidates - rigid ideology is not in the best interest of public policy because it forces good people out of the policy debate.
Tory activists, two-thirds of whom are aged over 55, are still notoriously more rigid in their expectation that candidates should be white men with wives.
Sourceress then builds a model based on that information and starts scouring for candidates on the avenues that you might expect, trying to bend the boundaries so they aren't so rigid in their search for candidates.
Due to the susceptibility of PAM molecules to shear degradation under turbulent flow conditions, researchers have considered other candidates such as rigid polysaccharide molecules to improve the shear stability of drag reducers.
This finding suggested that the rigid linker was the most suitable candidate.
