This week he introduces "Hive," the premiere of a composition and installation that incorporates multimedia visual elements as well as the site-specific properties of the Guggenheim Museum's rotunda.
Intelligent application of materials with site-specific properties will undoubtedly allow more efficient components and use of resources.
The common vulnerability scoring system (CVSS) takes into account various vulnerability properties, such as priority, exploitability, and impact, as well as multiple local site-specific properties.
Moreover, we reveal an optimal rod aspect ratio that lead to an increase in the site-specific properties measured by indentation.
Solution-state NMR spectra are characterized by nuclear resonances of very small line width resulting in highly resolved spectra with the option of resolving site-specific properties.
Type I divergence results in site-specific rate shifts after gene duplication, and Type II divergence results in site-specific property (hydrophobicity and hydrophilicity) shifts.
Type-I functional divergence refers to evolutionary processes resulting in site-specific rate shifts after gene duplication, while Type-II results in site-specific property shifts.
In other words, all of the detected Type-II sites of functional divergence that underwent site-specific property shifts also underwent site-specific rate shifts (i.e., Type-I functional divergence).
For any given site-specific property x i, we the z-score normalized values are x i ˜ = x i - x x 2 - x 2, where the averages are calculated over all sites of the same protein.
In order to ultimately determine what method is the more economical, the site specific material properties must be known and then site specific calculations can be performed and provide a location specific result.
Site specific soil properties such as porosity and soil density might affect the transport and release of abiotic C which is produced predominately in the deeper soil layers and thereby also control the contribution to the total soil CO2 efflux.
