Sentence examples for smaller interacting from inspiring English sources
A class of large scale systems, which is naturally divided into many smaller interacting subsystems, are usually controlled by a distributed or decentralized control framework.
Complexity science is the study of evolving, complex systems that are made up of many smaller interacting elements with numerous agents that operate independently but continuously affect each other.
In this crystal, there were the biological contact (COMP: 0.151, area: 400.4 Å) and crystal-packing contact (COMP: 0.087, area: 620.1 Å), and the biological contact may be biologically relevant in spite of the smaller interacting area, according to the primary citation where the authors describe that the active sites exist near the biological contact as shown in Figure 5b.
To address this issue, small interacting motifs, cohesin (Coh) and dockerin (Doc) domains of cellulosomes, were explored and illustrated to interact in vivo.
Moreover, several other classes of small RNAs (also known as small interacting RNAs, siRNAs), distinguished by their origin and biological function, have been identified.
Finally, It may be that the SUMO binding by WLM is necessary to form a functional catalytic site, especially since SIMs present such a small interacting surface and may not be able to properly orient the SUMO for optimal catalysis.
It can also be shown that all of these systems – big and small – interact with each other, have boundaries of some sort, and go through something akin to "life cycles".
In the case of the smallest cyclodextrin interacting with acetylsalicylic acid and salicylic acid, the parameters indicate that hydrophobic interactions play the major role.
Our ability to measure the smallest polymers interacting with the nanopore could have interesting implications in quantifying the capture rate and residence times of small molecules.
Structural biology efforts in recent years have generated numerous co-crystal structures of bioactive small molecules interacting with their plant targets.
In the classical world (i.e., everyday reality) everything is built from small units interacting to form something larger.
