The ability of a given species to pass through gates of this type depends on the length of time the gate remains in the open state, which is determined by the enzyme's rigidity (especially in terms of the compartments housing the gating amino acids) and the strength of the interactions between the gating residues.
We prove some lower bounds on the size of such circuits and the restricted rigidity of matrices in terms of the absolute value of the determinant of the matrix.
A space frame-type architecture comprised of extruded aluminium members with welded joints is considered for inherent structural rigidity, and low investment in terms of tooling.
The warping function, stresses and torsional rigidity are analytically expressed in terms of Fourier series for both solutions, in which the hyperbolic functions are not directly employed to avoid numerical difficulties.
U Ko Ni says that, in terms of rigidity, Burma's constitution is in a league of its own.
Such a hypothesis is impossible to prove, and it may well be that such distinctions, with their rigidity and exclusiveness, are meaningless in terms of Egyptian culture.
But it's probably the weakest section in terms of rigidity.
As almost all point sets are generic and the generic global rigidity can be described solely in terms of combinatorial properties of the graph itself, in what follows the term globally rigid assumes the genericity of the frameworks.
The OSF appears to exceed the mechanical characteristics of the Ilizarov fixator in terms of rigidity and allows controlled and safe dynamisation for desirable regenerate training without the risk of excessive and unwanted deformation.
Correspondingly, parallel manipulators possess stable, compact and simple structures with low moving inertia and mass, and show advantages in terms of rigidity, precision, load, and speed, according to Mrthy's theory [4].
