The transition rule specifies that the utilization of CPU resource on core ξ – which is operating at frequency f – for computation Γ makes the system progress from state to the next state.
Dobrov insisted that as the nature of a technological system progressed from simple and conventional to a more advanced level, so did the degree of complexity and the need for organizing the hardware, software, and orgware into a more integrated system, as well as for integrated technology management and policy making.
These changes, mainly in hydrogen bond distances, reflect changing ensemble averages of conformational substates as the system progresses along the hydride transfer coordinate from reactants to the TS, and this is included in the Δ Gact,phen⧧.
Because of the frame-dragging effect, someone watching a binary neutron star system from afar would observe that the satellites around that system progress in a different timeline.
Alongside these features, the literature also points to boards obtaining intelligence gathered from information systems and pathways to produce and monitor system progress [ 29].
The sound system had progressed from old-fashioned loudspeakers to sophisticated amplifiers; it was an imitation of a rock band's sound.
This situation led to experimental attempts to show how, through repeated stimulation, the perceptual system could progress from performance of only very primitive functions to the highly complex operations (such as form identification and discrimination) that are characteristic of the mature organism.
This is consistent with a change in system behaviour progressing from a viscoelastic to that of a brittle glassy polymer as confirmed by monitoring the polymer creep behaviour following rapid pressurisation.
The anti-Sm autoantibody system, for example, progresses from a single initial epitope to a complex mix of multiple specificities revealing an active autoimmune developmental process [16]–.
These developments and in particular the in vitro 'artificial mouth' systems have progressed from simple and basic apparatus devised by Magitot and Miller at the end of 19th century to the currently available, highly sophisticated, computer-controlled, multi-station artificial mouth systems.
