The formation of faceted structures and their coarsening behaviour discussed previously are beyond the scope of linear stability analysis of B-H theory because of the presence of ion beam shadowing and possible slope-dependent non-linear effect.
Mr. Gates, who arrived in Singapore on Thursday for an address at an Asian security conference, underscored the vast scope of challenges to regional stability, like natural disasters and an ascendant China.
"Given the timing of the Moody's announcement it is difficult to see how its decision reflects the agreement reached at last night's eurogroup meeting to enhance the flexibility and the scope of the European financial stability facility (EFSF), and to lengthen the maturities of, and lower the interest rates on, loans to countries in receipt of financial support," she added.
47 The sophisticated repeat prescribing routine in Beech provides evidence that attention has been paid to this resourcing, and that the routine incorporates a balance of stability and yet scope for organisational learning (and therefore change).
Therefore, this third complex, although a late starter in terms of discovered details of its functions, could eventually outshine the other two in its complexity and scope of involvement to assure genome stability.
Inspired by the definition of 'ontology', we discuss three dimensions of information that have fundamental impact on the usefulness of ontologies for information management: formality, stability, and sharing scope of information.
This yields an equation which is within the scope of the Picard Lindelöf theorem and standard stability estimates for ODEs.
The aim of this study was to (i) elucidate the role of the Trp amino acid side chain in the peptide-heterocyclic scaffold in attempts to obtain potent and selective ligands and (ii) study the scope of this novel template on serum stability over the endogenous α-MSH peptide ligand.
The investigations are made within the scope of the piecewise homogeneous body model by utilizing the three-dimensional linearized theory of stability of deformable bodies.
The change in scope of monetary policy has contributed toward greater stability in the last twenty years.
