The beach, and surfing in particular, took on the role of the urban equivalent to Australia's frontier, according to Fox (2) writing at this time.
The sugar moiety projects above the diphosphate group mimic positioning the thioglycosidic bond within hydrogen bonding distance of Asn385, which might play a role in catalysis [mutation of the equivalent Gln839 in hOGT generates an inactive species (Clarke et al. 2008; Martinez-Fleites et al. 2008)].
The TangiSense interactive table is presented; it is connected to a multi-agent system making it possible to give the table a certain level of adaptation: each tangible object can be associated to an agent which can bring roles to the object (i.e., the roles are the equivalent of a set of behaviors).
These amino acids were selected based on previous reports showing the role of equivalent positions in other members of the Lox family for enzyme activity (Lopez and Greenaway, 2011; Lugassy et al., 2012; Herranz et al., 2012; Xu et al., 2013).
Although it seems that the neutral wind plays a very important role in the seasonal change of the equivalent Sq current system, the solar-cycle variations of neutral winds and electric fields in the dynamo region have not, unfortunately, been observationally established.
But in a room so dark, they essentially play the role of wallpaper, the visual equivalent of ambient noise.
As we have seen, much current work stems from the popular concept of the cellular wiring diagram, and hence by implication the role of evolution is equivalent to that of re-wiring a radio.
In this paper, the important role of equivalent series resistance (ESR) in the choice of capacitance is recognized.
Recently, Petruşel et al. [14] have shown the role of equivalent metrics and metric-preserving functions in fixed point theory.
