This paper defines peace education as the process of promoting the knowledge, skills, attitudes and values needed to bring about behaviour changes that will enable children, youth and adults to prevent conflict and violence, both overt and structural; to resolve conflict peacefully: and to create the conditions conducive to peace.
However, the available structural information resolves central questions on the knowledge about the basis of the disease.
However, the MA helix is the only structural element resolved in the cryo-EM studies of the archetypal member of the family, the nACh receptor (Unwin, 2005).
With the recent development of direct-detection devices, cryo-EM has been becoming one of the important tools in structural biology to resolve macromolecular structures in near-atomic resolution (Nogales and Scheres 2015).
Structure modelling based on comparison of hidden Markov models, suggested strong structural similarity with resolved structures of the Escherichia coli and Thermus thermophilus 5'nucleotidase (respective PDBs: 1hO5 and 2Z1a, Fig. 1C).
In turn, the spectroscopic data provides detailed time resolved structural and dynamical information that is not resolved by EPR spectroscopy and is complementary as such.
The Papandreou government has so far managed the fiscal drama and the passing of structural reforms with resolve, under the watchful eye of the country's creditors and the markets.
Wrappers and mediation may resolve structural and syntactic heterogeneity.
The filtering scheme is embedded in the structural analysis to resolve the non-existent solution to the solid-void topology problem.
Electron microscopy is helping cell biologists to achieve this goal, thanks to its ability to resolve structural details in the nanometer range.
The 3-D morphology models successfully resolve structural features in accordance with projected facets on the HAADF-HRSTEM images, such as the {111} and {200} terminations for type-A nanocrystal in Figure 1a and {111}, {220}, and {200} terminations for type-B nanocrystal in Figure 1b.
