Handles may represent a structural trade-off between maximum velocity and strength.
However, the structural trade-off between metabolic robustness and elongation in carotenoid pathways identified in this study is central to most of the above-mentioned mechanisms as well.
Because a structural trade-off exists between the rate of polymerization and the investment in proofreading (Bessman et al. 1974; Loh et al. 2007, 2010; Tian et al. 2008), such costs must exist at some level.
In such components, trill rate might be limited by itself and in addition, evidence from several species suggests that there is a structural trade-off between the frequency bandwidth and the rate at which syllables are repeated (reviewed in [ 4]).
We present evidence for strong structural trade-off between robustness – ability to sustain gain or loss of compounds without extinction – and elongation of carotenoid metabolic pathways in species that depend on external (dietary) starting points for their carotenoid production.
Furthermore, either mechanism can eliminate possible structural trade-offs imposed by different functions performed by a multifunctional gene [ 18], by unlinking these functions.
Unfortunately, von Baer's law, and nature's broader structural rules of trade-off between complexity and flexibility, give us no alternative to embryonic stem cells for now -- and the research is important and far more than merely theoretically lifesaving.
This is particularly effective in ship structural designs wherein trade-offs between design variables are inevitable.
Model selection is based on minimizing an error measure which separates parametric uncertainty from structural errors to trade-off exploration with exploitation.
To achieve high efficiency of vibration isolation and to conserve the structural integrity, a trade-off needs to be made between the frame's natural frequency and its compressive strength.
For structural alignments, this trade-off is related to the conflict between coverage and fidelity.
