In the multi-contingency theory, the relationships between structural, human, and coordination components are represented as a series of interconnected design rules.
With the differences in the length and flexibility of N,N′-donor coligaNi II -MOFs-MOFs with the diversities of structural architectures aNi II -MOFstion modes of dicarboxylate ppa ligand with obthenediversities
Thus, our studies demonstrate that structural and dynamic coordination between cadherins, actin structures, and actin-regulating proteins can change during neoplastic transformation.
Unicellular organisms were capable of organizing their membranes and pacing proliferation in response to extracellular signals, but the transition to multicellularity necessitated the structural and functional coordination of these membrane subdomains at the interface between cells.
The programme included patient education, protocolised assessment and treatment of COPD, structural follow-up and coordination by practice nurses at 3, 6 and 12 months.
The objective of this study is to design and validate scales for measuring several structural, non-structural and informal coordination mechanisms.
More knowledge about the expression of specific, endogenous genes in vivo is needed to understand the temporal, spatial and structural coordination of the different steps and of the different molecular machines that are involved.
How these two important steps are coordinated both spatially and temporally to reach an accurate control of the size and structural coordination in mammalian development is yet to be fully understood.
The thermal stress distributions in the rotary air-preheater are then formulated using an analytical method by solving coordination, structural and geometrical equations.
Given the high potential of hmt for future developments of this research field, the present review summarizes the main structural and topological types of coordination polymers bearing hmt.
